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Roarin' Guns: A Cattleman's Association agent is assigned to investigate a range war between a group of settlers and a cattle baron. Enroute to the territory, the agent befriends a ranch hand and his son who happens to be employed by the cattle baron.

Roaring Six Guns: With the lease on some government land about to expire, two men covet the valuable property for their own. The one man is in love with the other man's daughter but the father doesn't approve of the man courting her.

Gunfight at Red Sands: An early forerunner of the popular "Spaghetti Western" format, this thrill-packed feature stars Richard Harrison as a Civil War fighter, who engages in bloody combat with the enemy, and wages a personal vendetta against his despised foster father.

Painted Desert: Two friends discover an infant boy left in an abandoned wagon train camp. They argue over who should take responsibility for the child and their fight leads to a bitter feud that lasts for years, made worse by the fact that the men own adjacent ranches.

Joel McCrea gives a compelling performance as a cavalry sergeant apparently leading his men to safety, but actually slowly going mad in an insane attempt to avenge an Indian massacre.