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Bronco tracks down a gang robbing stagecoaches and goes undercover to catch them in the act.

Bronco Layne returns to his Texas hometown after fighting for the Confederacy in the Civil War, but faces the hostility of townspeople who believe he's a traitor and a murderer who killed his fiancé's brother.

Bronco enlists the help of gunfighters to save a town.

Bronco tries to break up the James gang by pressuring outlaw Cole Younger to give up Jesse, an indiscriminate killer.

Bronco intervenes when a range war between cattlemen and sheepmen threatens to become a slaughter due to the Quaker sheepman's refusal to use guns.

Bronco lands in the middle of a range war when he tries to help nuns whose possession of a cattle ranch is opposed by other ranchers in the area.

Bronco is hired to teach at a military academy but ends up searching for a would-be killer after a cadet's realization that he's half-Sioux prompts an attempt on his life.

Bronco is suspected of being a killer when he arrives in a town just after a stagecoach robbery committed by an old friend.

Bronco unknowingly saves the life of a gunfighter.

Bronco investigates a planned train wreck that killed one of his best friends.

Bronco has his wagon train marked for extinction by an ex-guerrilla leader.

Bronco has to sweet-talk two stubborn frontier men when one refuses to allow the construction of a dam on his land, provoking a journalist to write a story that causes an international incident.

Bronco faces a kangaroo court intent on hanging him for his wartime activities as a Confederate spy.

Bronco helps a lovely duchess being chased by Mexican revolutionaries.

Bronco hires gunman Clay Farraday to help with a cattle drive, but when Clay falls for a scheming beauty Bronco has to try to talk his helper out of a shootout with Wild Bill Hickock.

Bronco and the local sheriff try to figure out how a bitter ex-con is taking revenge for a Civil War disgrace.

Bronco tracks an escaped bankrobber and meets up with an unusual nun.

Bronco's infatuation with a lady gambler distracts him from his army assignment to locate a missing fortune and a renegade Union solder.

Bushwhacked by an escaped convict, Bronco is saved by a local rancher and becomes involved in his feud with a neighboring family.

Bronco arrives at Ft. Monument in the wake of an Indian massacre, and slowly realizes the survivors are actually criminals masquerading as heroes.

Bronco falls hard for a pretty traveler, and only a bank robbery delays his rush to the altar.

Bronco infiltrates anti-Union subversives in New Orleans with the help of an ex-slave and a lovely woman.

Bronco gets involved in blackmail and murder when a killer tagets a friend whose Congressional Medal of Honor may have been wrongly won.

Bronco is saved from a hired gun by the quick draw of the Reverend Dave Clayton, arousing suspicions that the preacher is really a gunman.

Furious at being pulled into a payroll robbery and murder, Bronco goes looking for the loot and the culprit as a posse chases him.

Bronco tries to solve the murder of the town's most popular man, found dead with Bronco's gun in his hand shortly after a bank robbery.

Bronco wins a range war with the help of Billy the Kid, but when the dust settles the outlaw is still wanted by the law and by bounty-hunter Pat Garrett.

Bronco finally talks an Army officer into sending the Osage to a fertile Wyoming territory, but a cholera epidemic and a hostile new commander threatens to destroy the plan.

Bronco helps a small herder resists a brutal rancher and finds himself accused of murder when the man's unbalanced wife becomes a tool for the canny rancher.

A beautiful woman double-crosses Bronco when she learns that the bandits who have taken them hostage have a fortune in gold hidden in a secret cache.

Bronco is accused of murder when a young widow takes an interest in him.

Bronco is framed for murder by a ruthless bounty hunter who kills and scalps Apaches.