Any excuse to post a pic of Raquel ! … I’ve a copy of this paperback, somewhere. 
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And furthermore, the Randolph Scott/Harry Joe Brown collaboration is known as the Ranown Cycle which signifies…blah, blah, blah------ Here’s more Raquel! 
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The Hannie Caulder images are well marketed - a pity the images are not reflected in the movie!
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Even better, I once read a synopsis that Raquel wears only poncho, and that every time she wants to shoot, she has to leap up that poncho.
Boy, was that disappointing not to find such a scene in Hannie Caulder, that would surely have saved it from mediocrity.
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The idea is still ripe for a director to put in a movie today.
There is a movie that makes perfect sense being the movie you describe. Pancho Villa, as the preceding post has RW wearing a pancho. It also stars two major tv western cowboys, Clint Walker and Chuck Connors.
Out of this whole list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Male_Spaghetti_Western_actors Chuck Connors is the only one I see that Americans would consider a major TV western cowboy and Walker isn’t on that list.
Edit: A quick 32X scan of PV tells me it is not the movie.
Hmmm….".A Man Called Sledge"…
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It’s not ’Pancho Villa’ … but nice guessing - My next clue, just for fun was it’s Iranian release date … 10th Feb 1971 … I’m sure that’s a big help ? 
Spot on ! … Your turn Lone Gringo
Damn, there weren’t many SWs that qualified with your description. I’ll have to eventually watch Sledge. On the surface it seems like a jovial, American-ish non-SW.
It’s a pretty tough little movie - although it has an American director and mainly American leads, it’s a Dino de Laurentiis production, with many Italian and Spanish regulars also participating.
Starts with a stagecoach robbery were the driver gets his face blown off … cosy ! LOL 
Suddenly sounds watchable. 
I’m not much on swashbuckling, however … is it ‘Angelique’ (1964) ?
The Lion of Saint Mark 1963
Bingo!..Massimo.
Over to you.
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