Contest!

Let's have contest to see who can come up with a use for this...

http://www.firearmstalk.com/entries/Double-Barrel-1911-is-Coming-to-America.html

At the moment, I have nothing outside of two perps standing REALLY close to each other.

Bowling pin matches

Why would anyone want one of these?
Because overkill is highly underrated

Boat anchor

If I ever end up wearing an eye patch an live in a secret volcano layer.... I'de imagIne I would carry a gun like that.

Im calling shenanigans. The slide is one piece and so is the trigger. Firing two bullets with one trigger pull is a no go. Looks like its being advertised by the same people that brought you this gem, http://www.armoryblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/kel-tec-p333AT.png

It's a useful gun. You can test your tendonitis while you "defend yourself" at the same time.

Does it come in .22 caliber too?

One shot double-tap. It's a .90 ACP. A 460 grain, fresh can of whoopass.
I'd like to have one, but the grip reminds me of Para Ordnance grips, which don't fit my hands at all.

If one needed a reason to drop trousers in a hurry (men's room?), that would make doubly-sure to do it in half the time. Loosen gun belt, and keep your toes out of the way. :neener:

You could use it to beat JMB back dead when he rises from the grave to kill the makers of this atrocious hunk of steel.

It would make my wife twice as mad about my new gun purchase?

J.

Im calling shenanigans. The slide is one piece and so is the trigger. Firing two bullets with one trigger pull is a no go. Looks like its being advertised by the same people that brought you this gem,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFdsiFgT8H8

Firing two bullets with one trigger pull is a no go.

That's why this monstrosity has two triggers...

So there are two triggers but the hammer is one piece? The hammer doesnt drop unless you pull both triggers?

Stupid question, but if it fires more than one round with a single pull of the trigger, why is it not classified as a machinegun?

Stupid question, but if it fires more than one round with a single pull of the trigger, why is it not classified as a machinegun?

Because it doesn't fire more than one round per trigger pull.

It has 2 triggers.

What will it be used for? It will have starring roles in a couple of action flicks, perhaps B grade, enjoy a cult following, and fade from the scene in about 5 years.

An expensive paper weight, or a good example of nonsense carried to far.

Chuck Norris CCW. Other than that, certain "wannabes" with size issues.

Chuck Norris ccw? I thought he carried a serbu shorty? Maybe he would carry it as a BUG.

Chuck Norris needs a CCW? Can't he just round-house kick the ground and create a shockwave of death (akin to the shotgun myth) that takes out all incoming bad guys?

As to the OPs question, I don't think it has a purpose. But if we only built things that had a purpose, I'd have had a lot less fun with Legos as a kid.

It would make a good hammer..........

If there was one trigger and it alternated which side shot, I could se it being fun, but it would have no advantage over a double stack ,45 and would be much harder to shoot accurately.

Novelty, nothing more

I really can't comment on that... I see absolutely no use, and it looks pretty stupid. :scrutiny: :confused: :barf:

Looks like the perfect sidearm to go with the New Chiappa three barreled shotgun

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/11/27/chiappa-triple-barreled-shotgun/

And the Gilboa double- barreled assault rifle.

http://www.israeldefense.com/?CategoryID=485&ArticleID=1207


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