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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The one-on-one gunfight is a derivation of the more ancient practice of duelling. Thus, a key characteristic of many gunfighters is their ability to field their weapon of choice with lightning speed. This is critical to their ability to deliver the Instant Death Bullet rather than receive it, although they may choose to blast the gun out of their adversary's hand. The Western Showdown At High Noon is the classic setting for this trope, although it appears in pretty much every genre with guns. |
