Jango Bob is a different kind of bounty hunter. He's a bounty hunter with a conscience and a strong sense of honor. Jango is all for collecting a bounty on a lawbreaker, but he's not keen on shooting a defenseless man, or killing a man in cold blood. He developed a strong sense of honor because of the lessons his father had taught him long ago. The lessons extended far beyond how to shoot a gun, or defend himself. The lessons were all about honor and how it was the most important thing in life.

Jango Bob took the lessons of his father to heart. They were etched in his mind and heart when his father was killed by two treacherous outlaws. His father's tragic death ensured that Jango would never forget what he taught him.

Jango encounters an old judge fleeing New Orleans with his young and fetching bride. They will be fleeing on a private train headed out of the besieged city. The judge is wealthy and promises Jango a

sizable reward for escorting himself and his wife to safety. He has it on good information that train robbers will try and seize the train they're on and take his wealth. Jango must protect the judge and his wife, but he will soon realize that this job is about more than just money. It's about honor and it's not all it seems to be.