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Gangster Gun SlangGats, Burner, Narco, Lil buddy, Heater, Peice, Nina, Jammy, Tres, Duece, Gauge, Boom stick, Rosco, Throw down, Rod, four Nickle, strap, Toaster, Widow maker, Fofo, Long pump, Mac or Mack, Shotty, Mr.9mm, Hammer, Dat Fire, Lead Spitta, Dat Thang, Ooh Wop, Ol' Besty, Davy Crockett, Clap-Clap, Smoke wagon, Smoke pole, Hog leg, Strap, Thunder Stick, yeezy.
(Gat....from a NY Times xword)
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What is a 3 letter word for gangsters gun?
A 'gat'.
Why is Machine Gun Kelly famous?
MACHINE GUN KELLY was one of the most famous GANGSTERS.
What is the another name for the Tommy gun?
The another name for the Tommy gun is the Chicago typewriter or sometimes called the Thompson submachine-gun.
What is another name for a small gun?
Pistol, Darringer, Belly gun, Palm gun, Purse gun Pocket gun.
What was called a Chicago Piano by gangsters in the 1930's?
The Thompson sub-machine gun invented in 1919 was called the Chicago typewriter, not the Chicago piano. That name was given by the US Navy to the ship mounted 20 mm antiaircraft gun which was usually mounted in a Quad assembly for air defense. The weight of this weapon would have made it quite impractical for use by Gangsters.
A shoulder gun called the name of it starts with a M?
It is called a massacre. Thats what another name for a shoulder gun is.
What is another name for gun powder as used in the gun powder plot?
Black Powder.
What is another name for a gun-dog?
hunting dog
What is another name for a weapons supplier?
Gun Runner ???
What is a another name for a gun?
Fire arm, Weapon.
What does gangstas mean?
it's another word for gangsters or members of a gang
Why do gangsters leave their guns when they kill someone?
If you are walking away from a scene of a crime it's a lot easier to pretend you didn't do it if you don't have a gun in the same caliber that killed the victim in your pocket. That said, gangsters are usually not particularly smart and get caught anyway. There is a lot more to evidence than just the gun.
