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16513 Cornerstone Drive; Belton Missouri 64012
Over 250 firearms including a 32L Smith & Wesson revolver taken from the Bonnie & Clyde Death Car!
May 23rd, 1934, the infamous Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were ambushed in Arcadia, LA. The Sheriff Henderson Jordon was working on a tip from Texas Ranger Frank Hamer, who had been following Bonnie and Clyde’s trail since they stole a brand new Ford V-8 from Jesse and Ruth Warren in Topeka, KS.
Ivan Methvin, the father of Henry Methvin, an accomplice of Bonnie & Clyde, made a deal with Sheriff Jordon to lure Bonnie & Clyde into a trap. As they drove down a rural road, Methvin identified them and the police opened fire and Bonnie & Clyde were killed instantly. The word hit town and a crowd gathered at the scene, the car with the bodies inside had to be towed into town and taken to Conger’s Furniture and Funeral Home, where the crowd had followed to try to get a look. The townspeople took pieces of the car, cut out pieces of clothing, even cutting locks of Bonnie’s hair just to have a trophy of the event. The furniture store quickly became overcrowded and the employees at the store were tasked with trying to keep the unruly group of onlookers at bay.
After the bodies were unloaded, the police began to get a look at the large cache of weapons and ammunition that they had hidden away in the trunk of the stolen vehicle.
Also featuring 2 Civil War- Styled fully operational Front Load Cannons & a WWII De-Militarized Springfield Armory Model 1909 Benet-Mercie US Navy .30-06 Cal Machine Gun!
Both Cannons will be featuring on an upcoming episode on "Guntucky" on CMT!
