Reply With QuoteI dont know why he shoots a .45 then talks about the grains in comparison to a 9mm. He should have said it would take 100 .22 (40 grain) to achieve the same thing he just did, or maybe 6 .50 cal.
AF2011-A1 "Second Century" - Double barrel Colt .45
This showed up on a nerd blog I read, go nuts.
I dont know why he shoots a .45 then talks about the grains in comparison to a 9mm. He should have said it would take 100 .22 (40 grain) to achieve the same thing he just did, or maybe 6 .50 cal.
I don't know anything about guns but my guess is your paragraph could be shortened to just "I don't know why" and it would still be perfectly valid.
Can't wait for the double-LCP for my edc!
Two triggers? Gay.
Yea.. but apparentlyOriginally Posted by Laworkerbee
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...irearm+Blog%29The model with two triggers would be legal in the United States but the model with one trigger would be considered a machine gun (two rounds fired in one trigger pull). A version with one trigger that alternates between each hammer would be a lot more interesting in my opinion.
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Perfect, just what I was looking for in a concealed-carry gun... I couldn't decide between the 9mm-Para or the .45ACP. So this settles that dilema, TWO .45ACP! Anyone know where to buy the best in the waist-band holster for this model?
Someone has been watching Green Hornet.
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
If they had one of these at the shooting range I would totally rent it.
Does anyone else think that guy looks like Walter White and Agent 47's love child? creepy.
I wanna see these duel wielded.
I don't know... I'm kind of seeing Jeffrey Combs from The Frighteners.
Could you get one barrel with each? Best of both worlds.
Does it come in .50 AE?
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