A wily outlaw is looking for redemption-by paying back everyone he's ever robbed. Too bad his old gang doesn't think it's his money to give. Too bad Clint Adams and his Colt are on the case.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.

GUNNING FOR REDEMPTION When a saloon girl with a soft spot for the Gunsmith points him toward a kid in trouble, Clint Adams brings the boy home to his mama and gets an earful. It seems the widow Hasselman has been visited by a stranger who turned over a wad of cash stolen on her owlhoot husband's last job. But the mystery man's still lurking—and Clint aims to find out why... Clint isn't an easy man to shock, but what he learns about wily outlaw Matt Fraley sets him back on his heels. Fraley's riding hell-for-leather with a new scheme that involves plenty of money and even more nerve—because this thief is looking to pay back everyone he has ever robbed. Too bad Fraley's old gang doesn't think it's his money to give. What they're not counting on is the Gunsmith, his Colt, and a whole mess of trouble...

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