The gunman fired again, at the man he had spoken to, before a member of the congregation acting as a security guard returned fire with a handgun, immediately felling the attacker.
This doesn't quite do it justice. The guy managed a headshot at probably 15 yards with a pistol to a moving target before he was able to pull his trigger on a second shot.
Several other parishioners also produced handguns and trained them on the attacker. It was not clear from the video footage whether any of the other armed parishioners fired shots.
You can see person after person all start standing up and drawing their firearms. This is the most Texan thing I've ever seen.
>The gunman fired again, at the man he had spoken to, before a member of the congregation acting as a security guard returned fire with a handgun, immediately felling the attacker.
This doesn't quite do it justice. The guy managed a headshot at probably 15 yards with a pistol to a moving target before he was able to pull his trigger on a second shot.
>Several other parishioners also produced handguns and trained them on the attacker. It was not clear from the video footage whether any of the other armed parishioners fired shots.
You can see person after person all start standing up and drawing their firearms. This is the most Texan thing I've ever seen.
This doesn't quite do it justice. The guy managed a headshot at probably 15 yards with a pistol to a moving target before he was able to pull his trigger on a second shot.
You can see person after person all start standing up and drawing their firearms. This is the most Texan thing I've ever seen.