He does not kill for revenge; instead, he uses silver bullets as a symbol of the "precious value of life" and to remind himself of the high cost of justice. By the end of the episode, the Lone Ranger has captured the outlaws, establishing his legacy as a champion of the Old West who rides for law and order.
If you'd like, I can provide more details on the or list the major differences between this 1949 pilot and the 2013 movie version.
⚡ : The episode established the iconic catchphrase, "Hi-yo, Silver! Away!" as the duo rode off into the sunset.
While scouting, the Ranger finds a magnificent white stallion being attacked by a buffalo. He saves the horse and names him . With his new companion and Tonto by his side, the Lone Ranger tracks down the Cavendish gang.