Sunset Carson (Sunset Carson) is a member of an outlaw gang led by Gil Santos Robert Filmer), who have been holding up gold shipments dispatched from Laramie City. Sunset rebels when the gang leaves old Jeff Winters (Hank Patterson) to die alone after he has been wounded in a hold-up gunfight. Sunset and Jeff break with the gang and begin operating on their own, or plan to. On their first attempt, they rout Santos and his gang, and Sally Stoner (Marie Harmon), daughter of Laramie City Sheriff Frank Stoner (Edmund Cobb), assumes they are honest citizens who just saved the gold shipment. She takes Jeff to a doctor and Sunset is made a deputy sheriff. Shortly afterwards, Santos and his gang pull a robbery and implicate the innocent Sunset, and the aroused townspeople, convinced they have been double-crossed, are ready to shoot Sunset on sight.
Sunset Carson is on the wrong side of the law in this lively western, but only briefly before swinging back on the right side by strapping on a deputy badge. Of course, smooth sailing isn't on the cards if you want an involving viewing that sucks you in. There's the usual rambunctious action - the Stagecoach stunt is top notch. Marie Harmon as Sunset's love interest is quite a beauty and quite charming in a sweet way. The finale is slam bang with a passel load of lead flying' and fists-a-throwin'.
