Por mis pistolas (aka With My Guns) is a 1968 Mexican comedy western film directed by Miguel M. Delgado and starring Cantinflas and Isela Vega.
[3][4] Fidencio Barrenillo (Cantinflas) is an apothecary from a Northern Mexican border town in Sonora who discovers the property deeds of an old silver mine in Arizona, La Veladora, belonging to his great-great-grandfather.
Since the mine has been considered lost after it collapsed, Fidencio decides to head to Arizona to find it and claim his property.
He succeeds in pulling out the bad tooth, earning him the eternal friendship of the Apache Chief, who teaches Fidencio how to make smoke signals.
Overjoyed that he found the mine, Fidencio begins to plan his claim, and the film ends with him, the Sánchez, the Apaches, and the rest of the town holding a celebration party at the saloon.