Five respectable, prominent citizens — a banker, a judge, a lawman, and two powerful ranchers — shared a deadly past. Still, they owned thee law, the newspaper, and saloons, and just about every head of cattle in the territory. What they didn't own and wanted they goy got by hiring horse thieves, cattle rustlers, and killers.
Then a stranger with a Colt .45 showed up, and they immediately hired him as their "gun". But they didn't know that this stranger, once an innocent mountain boy, had become a machine, a killer of men, a man who lived only to destroy, a man without mercy. No, they didn't know that this man had tracked them down and in his gunbelt was a bullet of revenge for each one of them. . . .