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 ***fighter backing his opponent down an alley way, pulling ***, after ***, after ***, dry firing them all through every last chamber, having just spent all of his rounds in the prior ***fight in which they were both engaged. Seems like he finally reaches the last possible chamber of his last ***, 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 ***fighter backing his opponent down an alley way, pulling ***, after ***, after ***, dry firing them all through every last chamber, having just spent all of his rounds in the prior ***fight in which they were both engaged. Seems like he finally reaches the last possible chamber of his last ***, 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 ***s 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...