I visited Tombstone 2 years ago and wrote a small bit in Travel Blog 10. On this trip to Tombstone I specifically went to see the O. K. Corral gunfight reenactment. Pitting the "Lawmen" Wyatt Earp, Virgil Earp, Morgan Earp, & Doc Holliday against the Cowboys Billy Clanton, Ike Clanton, Frank McLaury, & Tom McLaury, there's little doubt this is the most famous gunfight in Old West history. The McLaury brothers and Billy Clanton were killed in the gunfight while Virgil and Morgan Earp were both wounded. The reenactment does briefly cover the short term feud that led to the gunfight without getting into the longer term issues including stagecoach robberies, cattle rustling, and Wyatt Earp loss of the sheriff position to Clantons and McLaury friend Johnny Behan. The actors do use real period guns with real blanks and fold comedy into the show. The show has it's own set with bleachers and is located just feet away from the actual gunfight location. The real site has manikins of were each participant was standing when the gunfight began. Admission is $10 per person and includes access to the O. K. Corral museum, the Epitaph museum, and a copy of the Epitaph that covered the details of the gunfight. Well worth it in my opinion.