Texas Rangers in Action #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRiley's Rangers battle against Apache forces and a military prisoner. The ranger lets the Indians close in while he is busy with something, then uses explosions and gunfire to defeat the Apaches and rescue the prisoner, who reveals he has been falsely accused of selling contraband rifles to the Apache. The issue includes "The Deputy Sheriff's Corner," a text column featuring letters from readers and responses about the Old West and frontier history.
Ranger Bo Ginley pursues a drifter named Chico Rincon after a bungled robbery attempt leaves rancher Walt Edgerton wounded, but the young lawman suspects his prisoner isn't the real culprit behind the rifle shot. When Ginley's carelessness allows Rincon to escape, the ranger must track him through the desert night to a hidden camp—where the truth about the actual shooter, and Rincon's true loyalties, finally comes to light.
Ranger Gus Bascom of Company B finally tracks down Nathan Hill, the gunrunner supplying rifles to Apache Chief Guarino's warriors in post–Civil War West Texas—but his pursuit lands him squarely in a deadly trap. When Bascom discovers Hill's trade muskets are shoddy and unreliable, he gambles on exposing their faults to turn the Apache chief against his supplier, with his own life hanging in the balance.
Colonel Rutherford Riley and his rangers Hunk Houghton and Jess find themselves trapped in a Mexican fortress when a ruthless general seizes control of a province and its gold mines, leaving the friendly Governor Diago powerless. The three Texans must fight their way through the general's soldiers, outwit their captor, and figure out how to turn the tables before they're executed—all while a fortune in bullion hangs in the balance.
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