The Seven Six Gunners And Mule Man - The Wild West's Epic Story

Once upon a time, in the rugged and lawless land of the Wild West, where danger lurked at every turn and justice was often bought with bullets, there existed a legendary group known as The Seven Six Gunners. Accompanied by their trusty sidekick Mule Man, they roamed the vast expanse of the American frontier, dispensing their own brand of justice and leaving behind a legacy that would echo through the ages.

The Seven Six Gunners were a unique collective of gunslingers, each possessing unmatched skill with a revolver and an unyielding dedication to preserving order in the lawless land. Comprised of six men and one woman, they came from diverse backgrounds but shared a common drive for justice. Their aim was not to impose the law, but rather to ensure that those who were wronged found solace and that evildoers faced their rightful consequences.

Leading The Seven Six Gunners was the charismatic and quick-witted leader, known only as The Captain. Clad in a weathered leather duster and armed with dual Colt Peacemakers, The Captain was a force to be reckoned with, both in terms of his lightning-fast draw and his undeniable presence. Under his guidance, The Seven Six Gunners stood tall against the chaos that plagued the Wild West.

The Seven Six-Gunners and Mule Man: A Western Double

by Nelson C. Nye(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

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Each member of The Seven Six Gunners had their unique story and skills which made them indispensable to the group's success. In particular, Snake Eyes, the enigmatic gunslinger with eyes as piercing as a rattlesnake, possessed an uncanny ability to never miss his target. He was feared and respected by outlaws far and wide.

Another formidable member was Belle, the only female gunslinger in the group, whose beauty was matched only by her deadly accuracy. Nobody dared to underestimate her, as she brought both finesse and fearlessness to the battles against lawlessness.

Nestor and Stone were two brothers who had witnessed the brutal murder of their parents, fueling their thirst for justice. Nestor's swift hand and strategic mind combined with Stone's sheer strength made them an unstoppable force against any foe they encountered.

Akin to a shadow in the night, Whisper had the ability to move unseen and unheard, utilizing his silent nature as an advantage when tracking down desperados. He was the perfect foil for Mule Man, who possessed an uncanny talent for taming wild animals. With his trusted mule, he was often the first point of contact for the group, providing valuable information about the criminals they hunted.

Finally, there was Doc, the wise and experienced gunslinger who had seen it all. Years of living by the gun had left its mark on his weathered face. He was the glue that held the group together, imparting his wisdom to the younger members and ensuring they never lost sight of their moral compass.

Together, The Seven Six Gunners were an unstoppable force, upholding justice and righteousness in a land that desperately needed it. Their actions became the stuff of legends, with numerous tales circulating about their heroic deeds and daring exploits. They were admired and feared in equal measure for their skill, bravery, and unwavering sense of duty.

Their encounters with notorious outlaws and their relentless pursuit of justice became bedtime stories for children and fuel for inspiration for aspiring gunslingers. The mere mention of their names struck fear into the hearts of those who sought to challenge the law.

Yet, like all legends, The Seven Six Gunners eventually faded away, leaving behind a legacy that continues to captivate the imaginations of those who dare to dream of the Wild West. Their story serves as a reminder that even in the face of overwhelming lawlessness and chaos, a dedicated few can make a significant difference.

So, the next time you find yourself wandering through the rugged landscapes of the Wild West, listen carefully for the whispered tales of The Seven Six Gunners and their trusty sidekick Mule Man. Their story may have come to an end, but their spirit lives on, inspiring us all to fight for justice, no matter the cost.

The Seven Six-Gunners and Mule Man: A Western Double

by Nelson C. Nye(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3175 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	355 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

From Nelson C. Nye, Western Writers of America co-founder and Spur Award-winning author, two classic action and adventure novels of the American West.

In The Seven Six-Gunners, veterans of the Chisum-Murphy feud were bound to find themselves with enemies, and Flick Farson was certainly no exception. He’d been looking for a place to lay low for a spell, but Tombstone sure as shootin’ wasn’t that place. See, Flick knew about a payday to be had, hidden somewhere in the harsh and forbidding Arizona mountains. Would his wits match the speed of his gun, scoring him enough cold, hard cash to live the rest of his life on, or would fate have different plans…

In Mule Man, Brice Corrigan earned his nickname ‘Mule Man’ partly for the animal he rode, and partly for his foul disposition. The man and his mule were both stubborn as could be, and while that might have seemed like a bad thing, for Corrigan it was just a way of life. He’d signed on with this godforsaken crew of ten men just to be contrary to the lady who’d hired him, and he just had to prove her wrong. Now, they were headed out into Arizona’s Chaco Canyon country with Jeff Larrimore, an anthropologist keen to have the crew digging for Anasazi cliff-dweller relics from thousands of years ago. The going wouldn’t be easy, but Corrigan would stick it out come hell or high water…

Nelson Nye's award-winning westerns: "Start at top speed and keep going hell bent-for-leather through to the smashing finish.” – Tucson Daily Citizen