 The 3rd of the 24 "Range Buster" films from Monogram (with Max Terhune as the only member of the trio to appear in all 24 films), finds "Crash" Corrigan (Ray Corrigan), "Dusty" King (John King) and "Alibi" Terhune (Max Terhune) finding a letter on the body of Jim Matthews ordering him to go to Cottonwood to investigate a series of holdups which have cut Cottonwood off from the outside financial world, seriously endangering an irrigation project. They decide to go in his place, and then it gets even sillier than usual for a Range Buster film, as Alibi loses their horses in a poker game, while Crash and Dusty visit the local bank, and Crash acting deaf-and-dumb - don t ask - until he discovers the bank president is Jean Brown (Gwen Gaze.) Local saloon owner Harvey (Tristram Coffin) is behind the outlaw activities with the Norton brothers, Hank (Dirk Thane), Lane (George Chesebro) and Joe (Carl Mathews), as his hold-up henchies. Crash sets a trap by sending an empty strongbox out on the stage, which backfires and results in the "Range Busters" being jailed by the Sheriff (Bud Osborne.) But Harvey needs them to be free so thay can be blamed for the next-day s robbery and has henchman Ware (Jack Perrin) set them free. Crash has another plan, which is the same as the first one that didn t work fifteen minutes earlier.