Good for movie villains. That's bout it.
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Good for movie villains. That's bout it.
I went to google this and I still don't get it. There is indeed a lot of chatter about the double trigger.Originally Posted by tootall
The ar15 one I can see working, but the pistol's slide is joined together. If you had two independent triggers sears etc and it only fired one per pull per side would that either A) not cycle or B) eject unfired ammo?
A fun bit of machining and engineering, but any practical application escapes me at the moment...
Way better firearm for drunken target-shooting. I'll just aim for the target in the middle.
Cnnon
Warning shots just go t a whole lot more expensive. If we thought there was an ammo shortage before, imagine the logistics involved in keeping one of these fed.
The Colonel would ask 'What's it FOR?' and we would shrug, since we wouldn't know either.
Are these as stupid as they seem? Is it just me, being a party-pooper?
What if you had a stoppage? Are they independent bolts?
:D
Freedom costs a buck 'o' five.
this is like a bad episode of dragons den. i'm dumbfounded when i see some ideas that people throw their money into. just cause you can theoretically do something, doesn't mean you should
Mmmm... twins!
One thing you have to admit is that standing on the wrong side of those barrels the shock and awe factor would be at least x2!
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