Bat Masterson

Crooks target old prospector Cactus Charlie after he discovers their hidden stash of stolen gold.

A railroad company draws suspicion when lines of barbed-wire fencing disappear from the ranches near its rail lines, calling the rightful owner of the land into question.

Bat presides over a shooting contest and must confront a bully who cheats his way to first place.

Bat must convince the owners of a dangerous Colorado mine to halt work before an accident occurs.

An Englishman decides to test his customized pistol on Bat.

Bat ejects a business partner from a casino after he catches the man embezzling money, but instead of deterring the crook, Bat only provokes his ire.

Bat comes to a friend for employment, but when murder strikes, he must take over his late friend's job of escorting three mail-order brides to their designated husbands.

Bat arrives in town too late to stop the Dakota boys from killing his friend, the sheriff; when the town asks Bat to take over the position, Bat provides another option.

Bat helps a woman and her son break away from the Doolin gang and flee to St. Louis, but the boy feels a strong attachment to the criminals that he considers family.

Bat makes an appeal to the governor to pardon a gunfighter because of his father's war service.

Bat becomes the only remaining witness for the prosecution in an upcoming murder trial in Wyoming as the father of the accused man either intimidates or kills anyone able to testify.

An old foe mysteriously bequeaths his casino to Bat; when Bat arrives in Shotgun Falls, Wyo., to claim the inheritance, he discovers he must deal with a crippling mortgage and a murderous marshal determined to take control of the property.

Gambler George Winston breaks the bank at Bat's casino using underhanded methods, and after pursuing Winston and his bodyguard, Burt Comers, Bat learns the men have an accomplice on the inside.

Bat tries to help Clyde Richards negotiate the purchase of an old mining road to create a route through the mountains, but when Bat recognizes the holdout owner from his past, the mission takes a dark turn.

At Crazy Creek Station, an Indian and his gang take Bat, Major Mars and Lottie Tremaine hostage to exact revenge upon Mars for a number of crimes he committed against Indians.

The owner of a casino in Paradise, Colo., refuses to pay the debts and taxes he owes, prompting Bat's appointment to the role of county tax assessor.

Bat faces a series of challenges as his crew builds a railroad in Colorado, including natural disasters, lost equipment and charges against Bat for a murder he didn't commit.

When Bat comes to the aid of a marshal friend in Dodge City to stop a power-hungry land baron named Silas Guild, he learns the marshal's intentions are less than noble.

Bat delays his plan to attend a poker game in order to protect an important gunpowder convoy on its way to Fort Stewart, but its armed escort has been decimated and its wagon drivers appear suspicious.

Bat travels to a Texas ranch to drive cattle for rancher Orin Ditts, but Orin stands accused of burning down the local land and the Grant family suspects Bat to be his hired gun.

Determined to take over Bat's bank, a greedy saloonkeeper interferes with a crucial gold shipment and triggers a panic among the clientele that threatens to send Bat into financial ruin.

Bat takes control of a mining claim after wining a lottery and ventures out to locate it, running afoul of a giant who attacks him and throws him in the Trinity River.

Bat becomes the special prosecutor in the trial of a local thug, determined to conduct a fair trial despite the thug's boss, Sam Shanks, insisting upon a not-guilty verdict.

Bat bargains with outlaws to keep them from taking a widow's Medal of Honor; the thieves decide to rob Bat as well, making off with his money and cane along with the precious heirloom.

After three gunmen on the gallows receive amnesty for their participation in the Lincoln County War, they resume their life of crime, and Bat must help the local marshal bring them to justice once again.

Bat rescues a woman from three assailants and learns that she and her father escaped from the clutches of a gang affiliated with Jesse James, along with proof condemning the outlaws.

The U.S. Army recruits Bat after several enraged Indian tribes accuse white men of abducting their women and children; Bat must find the culprits before a war breaks out.

Major Whitsett's plans to run for office in Colorado Territory prompt his colonel to send him into an Indian ambush.

Bat seeks justice for a young friend murdered by three ranchers whom the young man accused of cheating at cards, but the sheriff refuses to take action against the killers.

While returning to explore an old silver claim in Monument City, Nev., Bat runs afoul of two claim jumpers with itchy trigger fingers.

Looking to obtain evidence to convict a gang, Pinkerton hires Bat to go under cover; posing as a marble salesman, Bat attempts to convince the gang's leader to commission a statue of himself for the town square.

A farmer-turned-marshal rescues Bat after bandits leave him for dead; Bat helps the lawman find confidence in his new position as peacekeeper.

Wyatt Earp hires Bat as a bodyguard at his casino in El Paso; robbers distract Bat with an expensive shirt as they make off with $13,000 of Earp's money.

Bat goes to Jackson Hole, Wyo., to investigate the murder of an old friend at the request of his daughter; the family's freight business faces bankruptcy due to the unsolved murders of its drivers.