* Ned Nederlander from ''Film/ThreeAmigos!'' appears to be inhumanely fast in his movies. A disillusioned fan accuses him of using trick photography and challenges him to a duel to put it to the test. [[spoiler: Turns out Ned was the real thing all along.]]
** For bonus points, he did it with a gun much heavier than the one he was used to.
* Several characters in SergioLeone westerns, but particularily Harmonica in ''OnceUponATimeInTheWest'', slightly subverted in the first scene: Harmomica manages to draw his gun and to shoot three men ''who had already their guns in their hands'' in a row... and then one of them manages to shoot him back before collapsing (interestingly, these three men should originally have been played by Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach, the three [[FastestGunInTheWest fastest guns in the West]] of ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'').
* Woody from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''. Interestingly enough, early in the first film he's defeated ''by an Etch-a-Sketch''.
* Played with in ''SupportYourLocalSheriff'', Jason [=McCullough=] is very good with a pistol, but when asked why he doesn't have a reputation he says:
-->"What would I want with a reputation? That's a good way to get yourself killed."

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* Ned Nederlander from ''Film/ThreeAmigos'' appears to be inhumanely fast in his movies. A disillusioned fan accuses him of using trick photography and challenges him to a duel to put it to the test. [[spoiler:Turns out Ned was the real thing all along.]] For bonus points, he did it with a gun much heavier than the one he was used to.
* Several characters in Creator/SergioLeone westerns, but particularily Harmonica in ''Film/OnceUponATimeInTheWest''. Slightly subverted in the first scene: Harmomica manages to draw his gun and to shoot three men ''who had already their guns in their hands'' in a row... and then one of them manages to shoot him back before collapsing (interestingly, these three men should originally have been played by Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach, the three [[FastestGunInTheWest fastest guns in the West]] of ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'').
* Played with in ''Film/SupportYourLocalSheriff''. Jason [=McCullough=] is very good with a pistol, but when asked why he doesn't have a reputation he says:
-->'''Jason:''' What would I want with a reputation? That's a good way to get yourself killed.

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* Matthew Stark in ''CloudOfSparrows'' is the fastest, most accurate shooter in Texas. He gained notoriety after defeating Jimmy So Fast, and immediately started training hard to be able to beat anyone who might try to take him out for the prestige. His speed and reflexes are superior to those of the {{ninja}}s he runs into.
* Roland in ''TheDarkTower'' is also a famously quick draw.
* Jon Shannow, TheJerusalemMan from the DavidGemmell books.
** Note, however, that while incredibly fast, Shannow meets several men who are faster. When these men fight him, they die anyway - they may be faster, but he's far more badass (and businesslike; one man rides up to him, tells Shannow his death has been ordered, and asks if he has anything to say. Shannow shoots him, then says no).
*** It's also notable that Shannow has a way of drawing that whilst not strictly as fast as some of his enemies, is smooth, calm, unhurried ''and easy to overlook.'' He basically draws without his opponents noticing. Think Han Solo when he shoots Greedo.

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* Matthew Stark in ''Literature/CloudOfSparrows'' is the fastest, most accurate shooter in Texas. He gained notoriety after defeating Jimmy So Fast, and immediately started training hard to be able to beat anyone who might try to take him out for the prestige. His speed and reflexes are superior to those of the {{ninja}}s he runs into.
* Roland in ''Franchise/TheDarkTower'' is also a famously quick draw.
* Jon Shannow, TheJerusalemMan from the DavidGemmell books. Note, however, that while incredibly fast, Shannow meets several men who are faster. When these men fight him, they die anyway -- they may be faster, but he's far more badass (and businesslike; one man rides up to him, tells Shannow his death has been ordered, and asks if he has anything to say. Shannow shoots him, then says no). It's also notable that Shannow has a way of drawing that whilst not strictly as fast as some of his enemies, is smooth, calm, unhurried ''and easy to overlook.'' He basically draws without his opponents noticing.

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