Gunfighter Hall of Fame

A must see for any western fan , the owner was a nice guy with a wealth of knowledge about the gun fighters , he took his time too come over and explain some of the items , for only 8$ and over 50 cases of memorabilia you can't go wrong

This place is awesome. A true Wild West enthusiast's dream come true. There is so much to peruse, read about, and take in. The owner is great! I was completely impressed by his hospitality and amazed by all the paraphernalia, guns, photos, and other accessories that had been collected over the years. We probably spent a good hour in here, reading about his collection and gawking at everything that had been collected. From Luke Short to Bill Doolin, this hall of fame had everyone I could check off a gunfighter's list. They even claim to have Jesse James' trigger finger! At the end of the day, we even got to hold the Colt Buntline used by Kurt Russell in the 1994 movie Tombstone when he played Wyatt Earp. For those few reviewers complaining about the 8 dollar fee per person, it's probably in your best interest to stop travelling. Nothing is free and people have to make a living!

Really cool place and the guy working was super nice. I can’t believe all the stuff they have. I’m surprised it was so affordable. I also don’t understand the negative reviews saying they can’t see the sign that charges for admission. Imagine the surprise of those complainers when they go to a restaurant and get a bill for their food at the end. But seriously make sure to visit this place, we came all the way from Kansas City and it was worth it!

This has to be one of the best authentic exhibit of western memorabilia I’ve ever seen. From the original gear of the old west outlaws and Sheriffs to their depictions by movie legends in modern times… it’s all here.

The quality of the museum's artifacts is very high! Not only does each case contain plenty of info about outlaws and lawmen, most cases contain guns and personal items of the subject in question! An unexpected bonus was a few smaller cases devoted to some of the movies filmed, along with props right out of the film's!

Most interesting place in Tombstone. This place is awesome. Entrance fee is $8 and a bargain at twice that price. Packed with movie memorabilia and real artifacts from the wild west gunfighters and outlaws.

Absolutely one of the best collections I’ve ever seen in the country and the ole Boy that owns the place is top notch !! This place is a must see for Tombstone and he has the best place in town to tie up your horses

Interesting items. Lots of history. What red blooded American doesn't love guns???

Amazing collection of gunfighter memorabilia and information!

Wow...just wow! If you get there around 1pm you can get right in. Amazing collection to include Jesse James trigger finger. The owner has amassed an amazing collection. Tombstone has a lot to offer. I would suggest spending no less than 4 days here in order to truly see all the amazing things. Make sure to spend a few hours in this Hall of Fame.

If you are fortunate to visit Tombstone and this place is open, I highly recommend checking this place out. For a small fee, you can see many historic guns and ones used in famous movies. The owner even took some out of the case and let me hold them for picture taking. A lot of information about gunfighters and lawmen of the old west. Nice museum.

Learned a lot. Love this museum.

Don't go to Tombstone and miss this gem, great collection of old west gunfighters stuff and the owner is a wealth of information. it's not just a Wyatt thing! Tombstone is the most notable of all the old western cities so take it all in when you visit.

This is absolutely the finest museum of it's kind in the United States! Authentic guns, boots, clothing & other ultra rare items from all the bad boys in Western History. You need at least 1 1/2 hours for the visit. Richard, the owner, has put much time, effort & $ in this museum and it certainly shows! And both his passion & personality enhance the experience! Don't miss this if near Tombstone!

My husband and I toured this museum, we really enjoyed the history display. Very well laid out and you can get the behind the story by the history display. The gentleman there working was aweaome! He told us a story on the earps family and more, so knowledgeable in the tombstone history!

I am a huge fan of Johnny Ringo! I searched this whole town and found little to nothing about him, until I came here! He has the best display of all the gunfighters and props from the 1993 movie. This was by far the highlight of my trip and the guy running it was extremely nice!!

We loved this place! So many authentic pieces, and so much history. The owner is very knowledgeable, and you can tell really cares about the history in the museum.

This was the highlight of my entire roadtrip. Tombstone is amazing, but this was by far my favorite stuff. Tons of historical firearms, photos, and other western artifacts. There are even some very cool weapons and props from big films and shows . The owner is very knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Great place all around.

This is a MUST see when in Tombstone. If you are lucky and get to talk with Richard he is the most amazing guy with a huge knowledge of so many movies and history. Ask to see Clint Eastwood’s 44 Mag from Dirty Harry. Also don’t miss the trigger finger of Jesse James.
Thanks Richard for the most amazing visit to the gun fighter hall of fame.
Your new friend Coy

The curator is very knowledgeable and helpful with the exhibits. You definitely want to take the time to learn about the famous/infamous gunfighters of legend.