Clint Adams on vacation? Impossible. He might leave his home, but he could never leave his reputation as the Gunsmith behind. Still, he reckoned he'd earned a break, and he was fixin' to try St. Louis on for size. Once he arrives, Clint likes what he sees... namely, a beautiful young actress named Cassandra Thorson. After seeing her play, he decides to have a friendly chat with her. But there are a few folks who ain't thrilled with the idea: Miss Thorson's leading man, the theater's bouncer... and a madman who also fancies the lady-and who's taking grisly steps to eliminate the competition

Clint Adams finally had it easy. He was kicking back in San Antonio and savoring the quiet life, not to mention the most desirable woman in town That is until one Richard Bates arrived on the scene. A barbed-wire salesman by trade, Bates claimed the newfangled invention would change the face of the West. But he didn't mention the bloodbath that would threaten to tear the Lone Star state apart. Once again Clint plays the part of peacemaker-in a town where bullets speak louder than words...

Katy Little Feather was the toughest lady bounty hunter the Gunsmith had ever seen. She always got her man. But when the shapely little lady outgunned the bank-robbing Comfort boys in Firecreek, Old Man Comfort wanted vengeance-and didn't mind paying off the crooked judge to get it. Jailbreaking wasn't exactly Clint's style. But Katy deserved better than crooked justice and a length of straight rope. Now the Gunsmith and the lady bounty hunter are riding a twisted trail of lovin', killin', and vengeance... with the sheriff's posse and Old Man Comfort in hot pursuit.

Harry Blackstone, the celebrated actor, has taken on a new role-as an outlaw. He's turned his talents to robbing banks and slaughtering innocent people, including two of the Gunsmith's friends. Clint Adams reckons it's high time someone stopped the vermin. But someone else wants to stop him: Big Joe Gritts, a man low enough to crawl under Blackstone's belly. Clint once put the murdering brute behind bars, but now he's out on parole and he's gunning for the bounty on Blackstone. And if shooting Blackstone is strictly a matter of business for Gritts, killing the Gunsmith would be pure pleasure...

When Clint Adams comes to Little Horn looking for Marshal Hollinger, he finds him at a funeral-stretched out in a pine box with a bullet hole in his back. In a town torn apart by a greedy cattle baron and a swindling banker, the cards are stacked against anyone who stands for justice. But the Gunsmith knows it's up to him to find the killer. Then a flea-bit carnival and a whiskey-soaked gunslinger come to town-and suddenly the Gunsmith is caught in a set-up showdown where murder is the only rule....

Clint Adams has finally met his match... at least when it comes to poker. Playing against cardsharp O. G. Phipps, the Gunsmith is folding faster than a union tent in a tornado. It isn't much consolation when Phipps raises the ante and has Clint bunk up at his Kentucky ranch for a high-stakes Derby week of fast dealing and even faster horses. But Clint stands to lose a lot more than his shirt after getting a taste of Southern hospitality from two Kentucky belles. Caught between a pair of hot-blooded beauties, the Gunsmith squares off against a sharpshootin' stranger who hates him for two...

Six women have bought the old Beckett place near Little Creek, Wyoming. Rancher Tom Kennedy figures he can easily chase 'em off and add their land to his own spread-but that's before he learns the gals have got the Gunsmith on their side Even with the new sheriff in his pocket, Kennedy doesn't like the odds... so he decides to hire a gunslinger of his own. His ranch hands don't mind scaring off a few women, but they want no part of the Gunsmith. Lucky for Kennedy. Trey Hatcher is between jobs. Hatcher's the hottest new gun in Wyoming-and he's just itching to get the Gunsmith in his...

A baseball team from the east is making tracks to Kansas-aiming to prove their worth for the National League in an exhibition game. But there's more at stake than gamesmanship when they're up against a cur like William Ryker. He'll shoot a dog in the back if it'll score for his own team-and when there's no such thing as fair play, the game only gets hotter.... Especially when Clint Adams is asked to play. With folks dropping like fly balls, the Gunsmith figures a ball team is as good as a posse. There's nothing less sporting than murder-so this time the Gunsmith is playing by his own...

When Clint Adams drifts into Placerville to do a little gunsmithing, he's counting on a peaceful, uneventful stay. But when he meets up with his old friend Bat Masterson, he knows there won't be a dull moment. Bat's got himself a human money-making machine name of Lenny Younger-alias the Oregon Strangler-a gentle, Bible-reading giant who can't be out-rassled by any man alive. Then big trouble arrives when the town's most popular fancy-lady turns up throttled to death. Lenny's the first suspect, and now it's up to two legends-Masterson and the Gunsmith-to find the real killer before Lenny dies...