I saw one guy in S. Houston who had a TEC-9 that seemed to function okay.
Thing looked like junk to me.
Of course he relied on his mossberg for personal protection...
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Gunman threatening diners is shot by officer
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mp ... an/3232388
"June 19, 2005, 10:59PM
Gunman threatening diners is shot by officer
By MIKE GLENN
Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle
A Houston police officer shot a man who tried to open fire on some patrons inside a restaurant in southwest Houston early Sunday.
Ngoc Van Nghiem, 31, was carrying a Tec-9 pistol about 2:45 a.m. when he walked into the East Ocean restaurant in the 10800 block of Bellaire, police said. Nghiem moved toward a group of people sitting at a table, pointed the weapon at them and apparently tried to fire, but the semiautomatic 9 mm pistol jammed, police said.
Officer J.M. Garris, working part-time security there, fired when Nghiem cleared the weapon and again took aim at the people, detectives said. When Nghiem turned toward Garris and aimed at him, the officer fired a second time, police said. Nghiem was taken to Ben Taub General Hospital, where he was in critical condition."
"June 19, 2005, 10:59PM
Gunman threatening diners is shot by officer
By MIKE GLENN
Copyright 2005 Houston Chronicle
A Houston police officer shot a man who tried to open fire on some patrons inside a restaurant in southwest Houston early Sunday.
Ngoc Van Nghiem, 31, was carrying a Tec-9 pistol about 2:45 a.m. when he walked into the East Ocean restaurant in the 10800 block of Bellaire, police said. Nghiem moved toward a group of people sitting at a table, pointed the weapon at them and apparently tried to fire, but the semiautomatic 9 mm pistol jammed, police said.
Officer J.M. Garris, working part-time security there, fired when Nghiem cleared the weapon and again took aim at the people, detectives said. When Nghiem turned toward Garris and aimed at him, the officer fired a second time, police said. Nghiem was taken to Ben Taub General Hospital, where he was in critical condition."