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This board game by Richard Hamblen and Avalon Hill, and was actually really well thought out, and informative! It harks from way back in 1982. And can be played by up to 7 people. Gunslinger was great at creating that old western cliché of the gunfight. It had a quick and easy game system that recreated the split-second nature of high noon! In every go of the fight, each player secretly plays cards to define exactly what they will do during the next two seconds in the game. A big part of who wins and loses is the critical differences between weapons. You
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