...E VENNE IL TEMPO DI UCCIDERE (Enzo Dell'Aquila, 1968)
Two rival gangs do battle with each other in a small town. The drunken sheriff isn't courageous enough to try and stop them but his newly arrived deputy is. The deputy manages to arrest most of the outlaws but tranferring them to the fort and justice is another matter.

UN BUCO IN FRONTE (Giuseppe Vari, 1972)
In the days of the Alamo, a treasure was stolen by three soldiers of the army of Santa Anna and hidden in a secret place. When combined, the information written on three playing cards will reveal the location of the treasure. Those playing cards are in possession of a deserter who calls himself ‘general’, Morienda, a drifter, and Garrincha, an outlaw. Morienda has made an appointment with the famous gunman Bill Blood in a monastery, but at his arrival he is severely wounded and can only hand over his card and utter a few words. Blood infiltrates the gang of Munguya but is exposed by the bandit and beaten up. In the meantime Garrincha sets up a trap for Munguya with the help of a double-crossing arms-dealer. The three men finally meet at the monastery where the treasure is hidden