News about Frank Hamer

Bonnie and Clyde's last deadly shootout also had a much more expensive version sold for over $57,000. During the 1930s, the Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto Shotgun (inset) saw 'a lot of activity' as the notorious criminals roamed America robbed banks. It was discovered on the back seat of their bullet-riddled Ford Deluxe V8 after they were shot dead in a police ambush in 1934. Frank Hamer, the ardent Texas ranger who sparked the ambush, picked up the extremely rare work and handed it over to his son.