Good movie but story not

Rating: 5/10 (1 April 2020)

As it might be surprising I've just watched the movie, and did it twice.
At first I was captured by actors play, views, and scenes, so I decided to watch it again... and may be that was a mistake, which lead to writing this review. The thing I never done before, but sometimes one just can't help.
This highly priced bandits on the second thought (watch) turned out to be a group which has difficulties with putting their act together.
They had so many chances to kill John Ruth, starting with him entering inside and trying to fix the door. He was standing with his back to them with a hammer in his hand. What a better moment you need to shoot him? OK. There are two more guys out there but odds are on their side. So why these killers hesitated? Apparently they like to pretend being somebody else, and not finish the story too quick...
All right. They didn't use the first chance, and were disarmed by Ruth and Major Warren. But they had plenty of guns hidden out so why not to get them and shoot both while they don't expect it? Again they probably don't want the story to be too simple. Or they just plain stupid.
And just to confirm their stupidity they decided to poison the coffee. OK. Ruth made it, so what? Is there any guarantee that he will drink it and die first? What if somebody else goes before him? Wouldn't it be a bit suspicious for his already suspicious mind? And they knew that he is suspicious, also they knew that Major Warren is on his side. Even if Ruth was poisoned Major would not just sit and continue to drink his brandy. Obviously he would do something about it. As just happened in the movie... But again why not get yourself armed, at least as a precaution?
Next, I might be completely wrong here but just expressing a doubt. I'm not sure that two bullets at that time could blow up the head as it happened with misfortunate senior Bob. Maybe they could... But before he was shot twice in the chest from the same two guns, and from that I assume with the bullets of the same power. In that case his chest should become one big hole, but it didn't. And this is kind of sort of strange...
And at last... Jody's sitting in the basement. He's got his moment, he wounded Major. So why on earth he stopped shooting? Did he believe it was enough? Then why he kept on sitting in that basement? What a best moment to come out. Major is laying crying, Mannix is busy with other guys. Most likely they didn't pay attention where the basement hatch is. So if Jody jumped out quickly, he would have at least a second or more than his enemies and he knew where they are. Since no man in this movie ever missed (not even touch that!), it would be enough for him to kill both of them. I think if he's such a thug as we are made to believe ($25k for his head), and eager to kill whoever is crossing his sister way to the freedom, he would do that... Instead he's just decided to peacefully stay in his comfort zone, I mean, basement, gave up his guns upon request, came out with his hands held high, and allowed his head to be blown up. All that to let us see, how two dying men are hanging Daisy, all covered in blood. It was certainly worth blowing up Jody's head for that.
Thanks anyone who managed to read this through.