See, I actually think gunslinger is more Han Solo than one would expect (and the class I went with); and here is why: Yes, Han didn't use two blasters, nor did he use a shotgun -- but he was an excellent shot, even at long range -- as portrayed in the books as well as movies (probe droid on hoth for a long range hard target example). Also, he was very much a gunslinger -- the scene with Greedo at the Mos Eisley Cantina, or when he saw Vader at Cloud City. He also knew a bit about demolitions like on Endor when he helped set the charges at the Imperial Shield Generator base. He constantly used cover when under fire (who wouldn't -- but a few examples include, again: hoth and the probe droid and escaping the Death Star right before the garbage shoot). In fact, I wouldn't say Han ever really hid in any of the movies, so much as take cover (the only disguise he used was on the death star -- but that was an extreme circumstance, and so did Luke) In fact, the only thing about scoundrel that seems to fit Han is the fact Leia called him one (which isn't so much a profession as it is a jab), but Lando Calrissian was also called one by Han. And, if you thought of those two together -- I would label Lando as the Scoundrel (and definitely not the gunslinger). Lando, constantly hid, never fought directly (heavily shown in Return of the Jedi), and was more likely to be aware of field medic like tactics due to his facility on Cloud City which had many medical, repair, and mine processing facilities (though this is just a supposition -- but more believable than Han using field medic tactics).