Gunfights of the Arizona Rangers
Overshadowed by the famed Texas Rangers, this small band
of lawmen roamed Arizona Territory in the early 1900s administering justice, sometimes in deadly frontier fashion.
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Wild West Cover Story: 25th Anniversary
Wild West celebrates 25 years in publishing with a collection of all of the covers that have appeared since our premier issue in June 1988.
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Soapy Smith’s Showdown With the Vigilantes
The con man and scoundrel proved in Skagway, Alaska, he was not all bad before showing his usual nerve in a final fight with enemies—a fight whose details are only now coming to light
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The Buffalo Soldiers Who Rode Bikes
In the late 1890s at Fort Missoula, Montana, the U.S. Army formed the 25th Infantry Bicycle Corps to see whether the two-wheeled vehicles had a place in military operations
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The Sheriff Who Took on the Apache Kid
From hardy frontier stock and dedicated to law enforcement, Sheriff Glenn Reynolds was called to transport the dangerous Kid (at right) and eight other prisoners to Yuma Territorial Prison
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The Lynching of Assassin Jim Miller
In 1909 citizens of Ada, Oklahoma, outraged at the murder of local farmer and former Deputy U.S. Marshal Gus Bobbitt, held
a long-overdue necktie party for the notorious 'Killin’ Jim'
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Gunfights of the Arizona Rangers
Overshadowed by the famed Texas Rangers, this small band
of lawmen roamed Arizona Territory in the early 1900s administering justice, sometimes in deadly frontier fashion.
Read More
Wild West Cover Story: 25th Anniversary
Wild West celebrates 25 years in publishing with a collection of all of the covers that have appeared since our premier issue in June 1988.
Read More
Soapy Smith’s Showdown With the Vigilantes
The con man and scoundrel proved in Skagway, Alaska, he was not all bad before showing his usual nerve in a final fight with enemies—a fight whose details are only now coming to light
Read More
The Buffalo Soldiers Who Rode Bikes
In the late 1890s at Fort Missoula, Montana, the U.S. Army formed the 25th Infantry Bicycle Corps to see whether the two-wheeled vehicles had a place in military operations
Read More
The Sheriff Who Took on the Apache Kid
From hardy frontier stock and dedicated to law enforcement, Sheriff Glenn Reynolds was called to transport the dangerous Kid (at right) and eight other prisoners to Yuma Territorial Prison
Read More
The Lynching of Assassin Jim Miller
In 1909 citizens of Ada, Oklahoma, outraged at the murder of local farmer and former Deputy U.S. Marshal Gus Bobbitt, held
a long-overdue necktie party for the notorious 'Killin’ Jim'
Read More
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