At Gunpoint Overview:

At Gunpoint (1955) was a Western Film directed by Alfred L. Werker and produced by Vincent M. Fennelly.

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A timid store owner becomes the hero of a small western town when he accidentally shoots and kills a bank robber. When the crook's cohorts come looking for revenge, he suddenly finds himself friendless and pulled again towards violence.

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The Stranger: Jack Wright? For some reason or other that name sounds familiar.
Jack Wright: Yeah, it should. I'm the local hero.
The Stranger: You don't say.
Jack Wright: You're looking at the man who shot the notorious Alvin Dennis from a distance of half a mile... with a slingshot.


Bob Dennis: I'm sick of these two-bit towns. What's wrong with a place like Abilene for instance?
Alvin Dennis: Everything, as far as we're concerned.
Bob Dennis: They're bound to have a lot of cash on hand. They've got to pay off the trail drives.
Alvin Dennis: That's just it. Where's there's a lot of cash, there's a lot of guns.
Bob Dennis: We're not exactly amateurs.
Alvin Dennis: That's why we're alive. And we'll stay that way as long as we stick to the small towns.


Bob Dennis: I'm going to get him. I'm going to get him if it's the last thing I do. And he's mine. No matter what happens, he's mine... do you understand? All you have to do is cover me. And we're not leavin' that town till that storekeeper's guts have been shot out.


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