Gun Brothers

A former Cavalry sergeant, Chad travels to Jubal’s ranch to reconnect with his brother. After being knocked out during the coach robbery, he fights to defend Rose and clear his name. Torn between family duty and his own path, he pursues a life in Jackson Hole while trying to keep his integrity intact.

Leader of the gang and Jubal’s ranch organizer, he orchestrates the heist and wields control through cunning and intimidation. He values profit and family loyalty to the gang over kinship, keeping Chad close as a potential wildcard.

A saloon singer who becomes entangled with Chad. Practical and sharp, she pushes back against Blackjack Silk’s domination and ultimately aids Chad in navigating danger while longing for a new life away from the turmoil.

A slippery gambler and member of Jubal’s gang who hides money in his boot and uses manipulation to keep power. He is quick to resort to violence when threatened and acts as a key antagonist to Chad and Rose.

An associate of Jubal who distrusts Chad and pursues his own agenda. He is willing to resort to kidnapping or murder to protect Jubal’s operation and to ensure Rose remains under their control.

An Indian maiden who travels with Chad and Meeteetse is connected to Shawnee. She accompanies Chad toward Jubal’s ranch, forming a complicated bond that tests loyalties and prompts compassion along the way.

A rugged frontier figure who embodies the rough, hands-on justice of the West. He lends practical aid and street-smarts in the tense pursuit of the gang.

Chad’s former army commander and the posse leader who wants Chad to join him in Jackson Hole in the fur trade. He acts as a bridge between military discipline and frontier opportunism.

The town sheriff who confronts Chad after the escape and coordinates with the posse and other authorities to bring the outlaws to justice.

A town prospector who crosses paths with the main players, emblematic of the frontier’s wealth-seeking vibe during the era.