Yes, they had tins cans in the Old West, in fact they were everywhere because of their portability and long shelf life. Tin cans were invented around 1810, long before the Old West era.
I just picked one of these up. Make sure you're not using 44's in the marquee lights. They will burn too hot and may damage the glass. You need to use 14v bulbs there. #756 is what I used.
very cool. I'm having a hard time trying to a definitive answer to this question. Are you able to confirm whether or not Gun Fight has music? Thank you!
Please if there is anyway you can tell me where you got this and if there anymore you might find. I have been looking for this game for years. My Dad and I played this game and he has passed away 10 years ago.
It was from a private collector in B.C. Im afraid I wouldn’t know where you could get another, maybe try asking on KLOV or one of the larger Facebook Arcade groups.
I played this and Space Invaders as a 13 year old on a trip to Oahu in ‘79. Both games were in the lobby of our hotel. Cheers from BC🇨🇦
Yes, they had tins cans in the Old West, in fact they were everywhere because of their portability and long shelf life. Tin cans were invented around 1810, long before the Old West era.
In Canada this is considered a weapon of war and Truedo has issued a warrant for these two arrests
Great video. It's actually the first video game I played - we were on vacation in the 70s.
I just picked one of these up. Make sure you're not using 44's in the marquee lights. They will burn too hot and may damage the glass. You need to use 14v bulbs there. #756 is what I used.
Awesome, thanks for the tip!
Now you need Taito Wild Western and Tin Star
very cool. I'm having a hard time trying to a definitive answer to this question. Are you able to confirm whether or not Gun Fight has music? Thank you!
No it doesn't, boot hill does.
this is an AMAZINGLY clean find!
Nice and interesting cabinet. Chance, what is the wood and plastic frame work you've set up in the garage used for?
Paint booth for spraying cabinets. It can quickly be torn down and stowed.
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Please if there is anyway you can tell me where you got this and if there anymore you might find. I have been looking for this game for years. My Dad and I played this game and he has passed away 10 years ago.
It was from a private collector in B.C. Im afraid I wouldn’t know where you could get another, maybe try asking on KLOV or one of the larger Facebook Arcade groups.