Born in 1860, Frank Eaton—“Pistol Pete”—lived a life straight from the Wild West. At eight, his father was murdered by ex-Confederate guerrillas, shaping his quest for vengeance. By fifteen he was a crack shot and hunted down those responsible. His speed and accuracy won him a shooting match against U.S. cavalry troopers and the nickname “Pistol Pete.” As a deputy U.S. marshal in Indian Territory, he brought outlaws to justice with deadly precision. In old age he traded guns for stories, passing