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~70s Western - Final scene antagonist is hunched forward on his horse after taking a gunshot to the chest [The film is not 'Shane']

The antagonist might be called Jack/Jake, in his 20s, a murderer responsible for killing many familes, has shaggy hair very much like Kurt Cobain.

In the closing scenes the protagonist (probably a sheriff but can't remember) finally shoots Jack/Jake. The wound is clearly going to kill him but he stays alive, hunched forward in the saddle of his horse. I have a vivid memory of this moment in the movie and not much else.

Many people seem to immediately believe the film I am talking about is Shane, because that film features the hero slumped on his horse at the end. Shane is definitely 100% not the film in question :)

Any help would be massively appreciated as I've been searching for this film for over 10 years. I have every intention to follow up any suggestions :)
asked Sep 2, 2015 in Name That Movie by Lewis_P (1 point)
Optimistically throwing this out as a possibility.

"The Cowboys" with John Wayne and Bruce Dern, from 1972.  

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068421/?ref_=nv_sr_1
commented Sep 2, 2015 by fish (165 points)
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