I Am Sartana, Trade Your Guns for a Coffin (C'è Sartana... vendi la pistola e comprati la bara!)

This Spaghetti Western, made in 1970 as an Italian-Spanish co-production, is the third film in the series about the gunslinger Sartana, which began in 1968. Its original Italian title, C'è Sartana... vendi la pistola e comprati la bara!, means roughly "Sartana is here, sell your pistol and buy a coffin". In English it appears as Sartana's Here... Trade Your Pistol for a Coffin and as A Fistful of Lead. Giuliano Carnimeo directed it, often working under the pseudonym Anthony Ascott. The script is by Tito Carpi, and it was shot in Italy.

George Hilton, who took over from Gianni Garko, plays Sartana. The Uruguayan actor is also known as Jorge Hill, and this is the only film of the official series that stars him. The cast also includes Erika Blanc, Nello Pazzafini and Charles Southwood, together with Linda Sini, Carlo Gaddi, Aldo Barberito, Luciano Rossi and John Bartha. The film runs about 92 minutes.

It comes from the genre's most prolific period. In Germany it opened on 26 November 1970 as Django und Sabata – wie blutige Geier, and later releases carried further Django-branded titles such as Django – die Gier nach Gold and Django – schieß mir das Lied vom Sterben. In France it is known as Django arrive, préparez vos cercueils.