"Cheyenne" TV episode with S&W...

Ron M.

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Just saw an old episode of Cheyenne with Clint Walker. A traveling salesman was promoting the "new' S&W 44 or 45 revolver with metallic cartridges. Didn't get a good look at his wares, he was killed within 10 minutes of the show. Wonder what he was selling? Most of those shows were supposed to be 1870's and later. Any clues? Perhaps a top break?
 
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Do you perhaps remember the episodes name or number, I would like to look it up.
 
Must be an other than season 1 episode? Ive not seen the above mentioned episode.
 
In season 1 episode 2 called Julesberg, Cheyenne's cattle get rustled. There is a gun salesman that is killed in a stampede and Smitty assumes his role to try to find the rustlers.
 
In season 1 episode 2 called Julesberg, Cheyenne's cattle get rustled. There is a gun salesman that is killed in a stampede and Smitty assumes his role to try to find the rustlers.

I MAY have an excuse--because I watched season 1 well-before I had brain surgery (and not since) and subsequent memory loss.:D Anyway, most of the episodes stories were taken from well-known movies. One in particular--DIRECTLY from Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
 
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In season 1 episode 2 called Julesberg, Cheyenne's cattle get rustled. There is a gun salesman that is killed in a stampede and Smitty assumes his role to try to find the rustlers.

That's the one I saw...thanks so much.
 
Not the only one of the old TV western genre involving a gun salesman. How about the late 1950s "Colt .45" with the lead character, Chris Colt (never said if he was any relation to Sam) as a gun salesman who was really a secret agent tracking down bad guys of the old west. I don't remember who or what he really worked for.
 
I MAY have an excuse--because I watched season 1 well-before I had brain surgery (and not since) and subsequent memory loss.:D Anyway, most of the episodes stories were taken from well-known movies. One in particular--DIRECTLY from Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

I probably have an advantage since I endlessly watched all this stuff recovering from an illness and surgery (not brain, shoulder:D). The downside is my wife now hates all this stuff, she'd rather watch all the screaming morons on Maury and Steve Wilcos:eek:
 
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