Which of the following best describes Rooster’s and La Boeuf’s weapons?

• A. The two men carried only rifles and no pistols.
• B. La Boeuf wore his belt guns outside his coat, white-handled pistols, Mexican spurs; Rooster wore his belt gun outside his coat, a deerskin jacket over his black suit coat, carrying one revolver with a wooden grip on his belt and a dirk knife; Rooster had a plain gun belt, and two revolvers were in saddle scabbards at his thighs; they also had saddle guns.
• C. They wore body armor and carried no firearms.
• D. Rooster carried his belt gun inside his coat and had only one revolver.

Answer: (B)

The key idea is remembering exactly how each character carries their firearms and what those weapons are. The best description matches what is depicted: La Boeuf wears his belt guns outside his coat, with white-handled pistols and Mexican spurs visible. Rooster wears his belt gun outside his coat as well, but under a deerskin jacket over his black suit coat, carrying one revolver with a wooden grip on his belt plus a dirk knife. He also uses a plain gun belt and has two revolvers tucked in saddle scabbards at his thighs, and they possess saddle guns. This combination captures the specific details about both men's equipment—the number of revolvers, how they are worn, the presence of saddle guns, and distinctive accessories like the white-handled pistols and the wooden-grip revolver—making it the most accurate overall description.