Pistol Harvest 1951
"TIM ON A TRIGGER-HUNT FOR THE FRONTIER'S MR. BIG! Six-guns seek out the secret killer...when Tim and Chito find their ranch-boss murdered for his cash...and they set the West ablaze in their vengeance mission!"
Directed by the reliable Lesley Selander, *Pistol Harvest (1951)* is a tight, gritty Western that pits Tim Holt against the raw edge of frontier justice.
Director: Lesley Selander
Cast
Tim Holt
Tim
Joan Dixon
Felice Moran
Robert Clarke
Jack Green
Mauritz Hugo
Elias Norton
Robert J. Wilke
Andy Baylor
Billy Griffith
Prouty
Edward Hearn
Terry Moran
Harper Carter
Jack Green as a Child
Joan Freeman
Felice as a Child
F. Herrick Herrick
Captain Rand
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pistol Harvest (1951) about?
*Pistol Harvest* follows Tim Holt and Chito as they're framed for a murder they didn't commit. Instead of waiting for the gallows, they take the law into their own hands to track down the real killer and expose the corruption lurking in their frontier town.
Who directed Pistol Harvest?
The film was directed by Lesley Selander, a filmmaker known for his work in Westerns and action-packed serials of the era.
Who stars in Pistol Harvest?
The film stars Tim Holt, Joan Dixon, Robert Clarke, Mauritz Hugo, and Robert J. Wilke in key roles.
Is Pistol Harvest (1951) worth watching?
While it's an unrated classic from 1951, *Pistol Harvest* offers a fast-paced Western with solid performances from Tim Holt. Its short runtime makes it a great pick for fans of vintage action and moral dilemmas.
How long is Pistol Harvest?
The movie runs for 60 minutes.
About Pistol Harvest (1951) — A Gritty Western Chase for Justice and Vengeance
Directed by the reliable Lesley Selander, *Pistol Harvest (1951)* is a tight, gritty Western that pits Tim Holt against the raw edge of frontier justice. When a ranch boss is gunned down over a stash of cash, Holt and his partner Chito (Robert Clarke) become prime suspects in a web of deceit spun by a shadowy killer. But as the noose tightens around their necks, they refuse to let a miscarriage of justice stand—choosing instead to ride straight into the heart of danger to uncover the real culprit. This 60-minute race against time crackles with gun smoke, moral ambiguity, and the unshakable grit of the Old West.
With its lean runtime and sharp focus, *Pistol Harvest* delivers a classic cat-and-mouse tale where loyalty, vengeance, and redemption collide. Holt's quest isn't just about clearing his name—it's about restoring order to a land where the law is as scarce as an honest man's word. The film's claustrophobic tension and stark visuals make it a forgotten gem for fans of early Western noir.
