
Trigger Fingers 1946
"HUNTED MEN..Make Every Shot Count!"
In the sun-baked frontier of 1946's classic Western *Trigger Fingers*, blacksmith Pinto Peters turns to his old friend Sam "Hurricane" Benton for help when his hot-headed son Jimmy is framed for murder. The real culprit?
Director: Lambert Hillyer
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trigger Fingers (1946) about?
This 1946 Western follows Pinto Peters, a blacksmith whose son Jimmy is framed for murder after a deadly card game. When a gambler fakes his death to steal land thought to hold gold, Pinto enlists his old friend Sam Benton to clear Jimmy's name—and expose the real criminals before it's too late.
Who directed Trigger Fingers?
Lambert Hillyer directed this taut Western, bringing a sharp eye for tension and frontier justice to the screen.
Who stars in Trigger Fingers?
Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton, Jennifer Holt, Riley Hill, and Steve Clark headline this classic cast.
Is Trigger Fingers (1946) worth watching?
Packed into just 56 minutes, *Trigger Fingers* delivers a thrilling blend of revenge, gold hunts, and moral dilemmas, making it a solid pick for fans of classic Westerns. While it lacks modern CGI spectacle, its tight pacing and engaging plot hold up remarkably well.
How long is Trigger Fingers?
Trigger Fingers (1946) runs for 56 minutes, a brisk runtime that keeps the action tight and the tension high.
About Trigger Fingers (1946) — A Fast-Paced Western of Gold, Guns, and Revenge
In the sun-baked frontier of 1946's classic Western *Trigger Fingers*, blacksmith Pinto Peters turns to his old friend Sam "Hurricane" Benton for help when his hot-headed son Jimmy is framed for murder. The real culprit? A cunning gambler who staged his own demise to seize Pinto's land—where outlaws had once buried a hidden cache of gold. With every shot fired carrying deadly consequences, Jimmy's fiery temper clashes against the gambler's treachery, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown where honor and survival collide.
Director Lambert Hillyer crafts a taut, 56-minute tale of justice and retribution, blending sharp dialogue with the rugged charm of the Old West. Starring Johnny Mack Brown as the steadfast Benton and Jennifer Holt as the spirited heroine, this film delivers a punch of classic Western grit, where every decision—like pulling a trigger—echoes with irreversible weight.