gunfighter , auch: gunslinger informal

He had never wanted to be known as a gunfighter.

I wanted to be the best gunfighter in the world.

But you're not to call me by my gunfighter name.

As any gunfighter knows: make the first shot count, for you might not get another one.

Then he went to the aid of the golden gunfighter.

Suddenly, she knew that gunfighter or not, his mother would have been proud.

Although modern historians have called him a gunfighter, others say he was not.

Ted was walking down the hall toward him like a gunfighter.

Oddly enough, thinking back, I can't remember many gunfighters who were.

A fresh one who had yet to learn that it needs more than a gun to make a gunfighter.

The first player to hit the other gunfighter ten times wins.

Even blame him for being the famous gunfighter the bad guys have to come to town to fight.

The object of the game is to shoot the other player's gunfighter.

In other cases, certain gunfighters were possibly confused, over time, for being someone else with a similar name.

Me, I'd seen a few gunfighters, and they wore their guns every which way.

Dish was no gunfighter, but some things could not be borne.

They faced each other like gunfighters, separated by no more than ten feet.

Very few gunfighters wanted to be known as such.

He did not even want to be a gunfighter.

He was one of the many men, referred to in my stories, that the gunfighters left alone, if they were smart.

"I wonder- why is it that most gunfighters are gentlemen?"

I told you, being a gunfighter was a profitable line of work."

"Those who know this man Bell says he's a gunfighter.

There was something about gunfighters, one always knew another.

The complex is new, but the gunfighters are old.