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Lin McAdam rides into town on the trail of Dutch Henry Brown, only to find himself in a shooting competition against him. McAdam wins the prize, a one-in-a-thousand Winchester rifle, but Dutch steals it and leaves town. McAdam follows, intent on settling his old quarrel, while the rifle keeps changing hands and touching a number of lives.

The Gun That Won The West!

Genres: Western

Starring: James Stewart, Shelley Winters, Dan Duryea

Released: July 12, 1950

Runtime: 92.0

Popularity Rating: 6.276

Universal International Pictures (UI)

United States of America

Lin McAdam James Stewart
Lola Manners Shelley Winters
Waco Johnnie Dean Dan Duryea
Dutch Henry Brown Stephen McNally
High Spade Millard Mitchell
Steve Miller Charles Drake
Joe Lamont John McIntire
Wyatt Earp Will Geer
Sergeant Wilkes Jay C. Flippen
Young Bull Rock Hudson
Jack Riker John Alexander
Wesley Steve Brodie
Wheeler James Millican
Latigo Means Abner Biberman
Doan Tony Curtis
Crater James Best
Townsman (uncredited) Victor Adamson
Townsman (uncredited) Chet Brandenburg
Townsman (uncredited) Roy Bucko
Townsman (uncredited) Victor Cox
Townsman (uncredited) Jack Kenny
Townsman (uncredited) Jack Perry
Basset (uncredited) Robert Anderson
Bartender (uncredited) Mel Archer
Bartender (uncredited) Ted Mapes
Charles Bender (uncredited) Ray Bennett
Cavalryman (uncredited Frank Chase
Target Watcher (uncredited) Edmund Cobb
Target Clerk (voice) (uncredited) Forrest Taylor
Contest Clerk in Saloon (uncredited) Frank Conlan
Shooting Contestant (uncredited) Tex Cooper
Bat Masterson (uncredited) Steve Darrell
Roan Daley (uncredited) John Doucette
Spectator (uncredited) Chick Hannan
Boy at Store Window (uncredited) Jimmy Hawkins
Boy at Rifle Shoot (uncredited) Bill McKenzie
Boy at Rifle Shoot (uncredited) Larry Olsen
Boy (uncredited) Tony Taylor
Dudeen (uncredited) Carol Henry
Stationmaster (uncredited) Ethan Laidlaw
Mossman - Cavalryman (uncredited) Gregg Martell
Stable Boy (uncredited) Norman Ollestad
Man (uncredited) Bud Osborne
Man (uncredited) Duke York
Long Tom (uncredited) Chuck Roberson
Marshall Noonan (uncredited) Ray Teal
Indian Interpreter (uncredited) John War Eagle
Indian at Rifle Shoot (uncredited) Chief Yowlachie
Virgil Earp (uncredited) Guy Wilkerson

Art — Art Direction: Bernard Herzbrun
Art — Art Direction: Nathan H. Juran
Art — Set Decoration: A. Roland Fields
Art — Set Decoration: Russell A. Gausman
Camera — Camera Operator: Bill Johnson
Camera — Director of Photography: William H. Daniels
Camera — Still Photographer: Sherman Clark
Costume & Make-Up — Costume Design: Yvonne Wood
Costume & Make-Up — Hairstylist: Joan St. Oegger
Costume & Make-Up — Hairstylist: Merle Reeves
Costume & Make-Up — Makeup Artist: Bud Westmore
Costume & Make-Up — Makeup Artist: Jack Kevan
Crew — Stunts: Duke York
Crew — Stunts: Slim Talbot
Crew — Stunts: Ted Mapes
Directing — Assistant Director: Jesse Hibbs
Directing — Director: Anthony Mann
Editing — Editor: Edward Curtiss
Production — Producer: Aaron Rosenberg
Production — Production Manager: Dewey Starkey
Sound — Music Director: Joseph Gershenson
Sound — Sound: Leslie I. Carey
Sound — Sound: Richard DeWeese
Writing — Screenplay: Borden Chase
Writing — Screenplay: Robert L. Richards
Writing — Story: Stuart N. Lake