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Troubled rancher Lucky Webster (Fred Kohler Jr.) has gotten himself entangled with a dangerous band of outlaws terrorizing the U.S. Postal Service. Following their latest daring heist of a mail coach, the authorities follow Webster's dust to his home, where drifters Tom Allen (Tom Keene) and Lopez Mendoza (Frank Yaconelli) appear and insist upon his innocence. In gratitude for their support, Webster hires his new friends -- who happen to be U.S. marshals setting up a sting.
Troubled rancher Lucky Webster (Fred Kohler Jr.) has gotten himself entangled with a dangerous band of outlaws terrorizing the U.S. Postal Service. Following their latest daring heist of a mail coach, the authorities follow Webster's dust to his home, where drifters Tom Allen (Tom Keene) and Lopez Mendoza (Frank Yaconelli) appear and insist upon his innocence. In gratitude for their support, Webster hires his new friends -- who happen to be U.S. marshals setting up a sting.
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