Yes ever since the 20's up till about the 50's it was the main weapon of choise for bank robbers, gangsters, and all other types of criminalsit fired ridiculesly fast and could hold up to 100 bullets in a drum thus allowingcriminals to outgun the police
gangsters from manchester verry dangerouse ppl not to be messed with carry stun guns cs gas and guns
the Tommy gun
Shooting people. That's a misleading answer. At one time, the Tommy gun was popular among gangsters. Now days, it's uncommon for a machine gun to be used in a crime. Machine guns today are mostly used by target shooters and collectors.
Politics, they are gangsters also who make it look legal when they actually steal a lot and fill the holes with paperwork instead of guns
guns
No they carry spud guns
== == * It's slang for the old machine guns. The Mob during the 20's would call them Tommy Guns. The characteristic appearance was a large circular magazine for storing a large quantity of 303 ammunition. The guns were used by British soldiers, nicknamed Tommie's, in WWI. After the war the weapon was made available to law enforcement worldwide, and was the favorite weapon of American gangsters during the Prohibition era. * The nickname derived from its official name, the Thompson Sub machine Gun and, simultaneously, the expression " a Tommy's gun ". This nickname stuck internationally, and is not an American slang expression at all.
what guns do the mushes carry at the iditarod
Never heard of one. I have heard of "tommy guns" and "belly guns".
FBI employees are not required to carry guns.
Normally, for the same reason men carry guns. For self defense.
No, prisoners are not allowed to carry guns or any weapons for that matter.