The infamous outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were involved in numerous shootouts during their criminal careers, particularly during their final standoff in 1934. It is estimated that over 130 bullets were fired at them during this confrontation. Law enforcement officers had set up an ambush in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, and when Bonnie and Clyde drove into the trap, a barrage of gunfire erupted.
This intense exchange lasted only about one minute, but the sheer volume of rounds fired highlights the desperate measures lawmen were willing to take to end the reign of the notorious couple. Ultimately, this fatal encounter resulted in both Bonnie and Clyde being killed, putting an end to their criminal activities that had captured the nation’s attention for years.