One night when clearing the parking lot at the nightclub some idiot rolled by and popped off a couple of rounds and sped off down the road as did the remaining customers in the parking lot. One of the security staff saw something fall in the street and upon investigation realized it was a magazine loaded with about six rounds. One of the security guards picked up the magazine out the street and stuck it in an envelope since we figured it might need to be preserved for evidence if it turned out someone had been shot.
About 30 minutes later the same car rolled by looking for its missing magazine. I was in my vehicle at the time so I sped up behind the car to get a license plate and to my surprise the driver pulled in a neighboring business and parked in a parking place. I pulled in behind him and shined my lights in his mirror. One of the security guys ran up at about that time and yelled for the occupants to get out of the car and lay out the ground and for whatever reason, they complied. Security then cuffed them up and we called the police. They didn't find the gun that matched the magazine but in looking for it they did find a not insignificant amount of drugs and some scales. The sergeant even gave us a "good work."
All this is to illustrate that even a Tulsa drug dealer is carrying a cheap gun that the magazine falls out of when trying to terrorize a parking lot full of people. We took a few other guns off of people in our years there and it was never anything decent like a Glock. I remember a Lorcin and a Hi-Point among some other cheap type variants whose brands I don't recall.
