The No-Gun Man

In the quaint town of Red Rock, a gang of outlaws led by the audacious Bill Kilgore takes refuge after a successful bank heist. Kilgore's attempts to woo the enchanting Carmen Harroway, proprietor of a humble confectionery store, are met with disinterest, prompting him to dragoon the townspeople into boycotting her business. The arrival of the enigmatic Bob Vincent sets off a chain of events, as he befriends Carmen and subsequently infiltrates Kilgore's gang, masquerading as a skilled forger. As Kilgore and Vincent orchestrate a daring mail train robbery, their plans are disrupted by Kilgore's impulsive abduction of Carmen. Vincent's valiant efforts to rescue her are temporarily thwarted, and he finds himself bound to a handcar hurtling towards an oncoming train. In a heart-stopping display of ingenuity, Vincent manages to free himself and prevent the impending catastrophe, thereby foiling the robbery. Ultimately, Kilgore and his cohorts are apprehended, thanks in large part to Vincent's instrumental role. The denouement reveals Vincent's true identity as the president of the bank initially robbed by Kilgore's gang; he retrieves the pilfered bonds and extends an invitation to Carmen to become his wife.