This locally owned family is part of the heart of Tucson. A must see! The stunts, humor, never disappoints. Can’t help but love these guys

Fun entertaining night, heaters great on chilly night. Very agile snd athletic cast who keep moving most of the show. Recommend.

What happens when you let the actors run the show? They give it their all! There are good guy, bad guys, plot twists, jokes and amazing stunts. I thought I could get bruises from just watching those amazing stunts. Absolutely worth it. Couple it with dinner at Pinnacle Peak and you have an unbeatable evening.

We took our family to the Pistoleros Wild West gun show at Trail Dust Town last night, and it was nothing short of spectacular! From start to finish, the show was filled with humor, action, and jaw-dropping stunts that had everyone in the audience cheering and laughing out loud.What makes it even more special is that it’s family owned and operated—you can truly feel the passion, talent, and heart that goes into every performance. The cast brought the Old West to life right before our eyes, and our kids were completely captivated.Whether you’re local or just visiting Tucson, don’t miss this show! It’s a perfect mix of fun, history, and family-friendly entertainment that will leave you smiling long after the final act. Highly recommend!

The show is really fun! It’s fast moving and exactly what you’d expect from a Western stunt show. In terms of appropriateness, this is a know your kid situation but I wouldn’t bring young toddlers and definitely not babies. My 4 year old found it a bit scary but my 6 year old LOVED it. It was extra cool to be able to take pictures with the actors after. Definitely worth the cost of tickets and we loved exploring the rest of Trail Dust Town before the show. Helpful info:They have ear coverings available for kids and I definitely recommend using them - it is very loud. If you sit in the first row, expect to get picked on. It’s a fun loving way, but just a heads up. The splash zone is the far right (closest to where you enter). It’s marked and they mean it!