Anyone recall this scene in a movie(Western)?

[Matt Crunk]

This isn't exactly Golden Era, but this is the best place I know to ask. . .
I can't remember what movie it was from, but it's probably a Western. I recall it as Clint Eastwood, but I could be wrong about that.

The scene is of a gunfighter backing his opponent down an alley way, pulling gun, after gun, after gun, dry firing them all through every last chamber, having just spent all of his rounds in the prior gunfight in which they were both engaged. Seems like he finally reaches the last possible chamber of his last gun, it finally fires, killing his opponent.

Ring any bells? Just got this scene on my mind and can't recall where it's from.

 

[Mossyrock]

This isn't exactly Golden Era, but this is the best place I know to ask. . .
I can't remember what movie it was from, but it's probably a Western. I recall it as Clint Eastwood, but I could be wrong about that.

The scene is of a gunfighter backing his opponent down an alley way, pulling gun, after gun, after gun, dry firing them all through every last chamber, having just spent all of his rounds in the prior gunfight in which they were both engaged. Seems like he finally reaches the last possible chamber of his last gun, it finally fires, killing his opponent.

Ring any bells? Just got this scene on my mind and can't recall where it's from.

"The Outlaw Josey Wales"

 

[SamMarlowPI]

yah that sounds like 'Josey Wales' ...he dry fires all his guns and they're all empty so the redleg pulls his cavalry sword and wales stabs him with it before he can bring it up...definitely watch it...great film...

 

[Matt Crunk]

Thanks a million. That had bugged me for two days.

I knew it wasn't in one of the Spaghetti Trilogies, or Pale Rider. For some reason Josey Wales had skipped my mind.

I was unclear of how the scene ended, but I knew he got him some way. Yeah, now I remember it vividly, the part about the sword.

 

[The Captain]

I might be wrong, but didn't "Josey" dispatch this guy with a sword? [huh]

As I recall, Captain Terrill (Bill McKinney) was responsible for the killing of JW's wife and son and burning down his house.

 

[The Captain]

Sorry, SamMarlowPI, I didn't read all of your comment before I wrote mine. I am sooo !

 

[Son_of_Atropos]

Sounds like "Pale Rider" to me.

 

[SamMarlowPI]

no worries, Cap'n...sir...

 

[Son_of_Atropos]

no worries, Cap'n...sir...

bahhhhhh, High Plains drifter, classic.

 

[Matt Crunk]

Uhhh, I think it's been pretty much established that it was in fact Outlaw Josey Wales. I now remember the scene vividly and even found it on Youtube. Thanks.

 

[SamMarlowPI]

lollol crunk...one of the best quotes from TOJW...

JW - "whenever i get to likin' someone they ain't around long..."

LW - "i noticed when you get to dislikin' someone they ain't around for long either..."

 

[Matt Crunk]

Yeah, I recall that movie was full of great lines.

Remember the "No offense" . . . "None taken" exchange between the old indian and the grandma?

 

[SamMarlowPI]

haha yah...chief dan george was a neat guy...