The stuffed dummies aren't the only incongruous ingredients in this obscure Western, whose leading lady, Margaret Nearing, performs a wild tap dance in a saloon scene. A former child dancer/singer, Nearing was one of the girls cavorting on an airplane wing in Flying Down to Rio (1933) and had appeared in the "March of the Wooden Soldiers" segment in Babes in Toyland (1934). Fast Bullets seems to have been her only straight acting job, if you could call it that. Tom Tyler, meanwhile, is his stalwart self, but is once again defeated by producer Harry S. Webb's budget restraints. Webb also directed under his usual pseudonym of Henri Samuels.