Challenge for a model maker, or a model tinkerer.

I bet it wouldn't work in a model form due to timing and cap power issues ;-)

This would not be the first weapon with two barrels. AO-63

OK, so what movie i wonder will this turn up in its got to turn up in something

Had me thinking of the COP .357 derringer, but that didn't fire all at once: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COP_357_Derringer

Interesting to see if it makes it to the US - technically it fires more than one round with a single pull of the trigger - by the letter of the law it would be a machine gun.
Unless they made an exception, and registered it as two guns, two separate lower receivers, lol.

pitfighter wrote:

Interesting to see if it makes it to the US - technically it fires more than one round with a single pull of the trigger - by the letter of the law it would be a machine gun.
Unless they made an exception, and registered it as two guns, two separate lower receivers, lol.

But then this will be too much of a hassle (not just the US - many places as well) and if it changes as per ATF requirements...better get two 1911s instead...

Can't see any "practicality" of this gun so this is basically a piece of...utterly gimmick (I do watch my mouth )...Italian made though...

Jim,

Actually - I like this custom gun a lot, I will try and find one.

I have a few 1911's already - my two gold ones can be seen at 1:31 in the fan-made clip below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g18qz0mhJHY

Holding two 1911's is easier than two G36's -


Regardless - I am going to look into these, but I suspect they will be a short lived venture.

Thanks for posting the clip!

Pit.

The grippings too thick and have to be held with 2 hands together...I'll rather hold any machine pistol out there (very likely ATF will get in the way since it isn't US made) - good luck...

Shall be similar story to S&W's .410 shotshell firing revolvers - fun but short-lived...give me more time - maybe
I'll start to like it as time passes ...

All good points, Sir -

I agree about the auto pistols - the 1930's full-auto 1911 being a real favorite.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXh3nRd1K8U

BTW - that G36 picture has not been posted anywhere else online - MP40modelguns has the exclusive, lol.

I prefer John Dillinger's version:


Forgotten which: CAW / Elan / Rokken - but one of them is planning to make this Dillinger .45 modelgun (long mag already released sometime ago I believe)...

pitfighter wrote:

These G36s are blank firing movie guns with less stronger recoils - I fired blanks before as well (only one type: so I don't really know the difference between full & half flash) so I really want to try the difference at the same time (i.e. strong hand with the live one & weak hand for the blank one)...

"Practicality" is that you don't need to double-tap ;-)

Now whether a pair of G36s or a double-barrel 1911 is more practical - this is a hard question

I agree that this might not be the most useful 1911-based modification, but it is impressive for both visual, and engineering achievements. I can also see immediately appeal for moviemakers and movie fans. Just as the double-wielded G36s are - thanks for sharing!

My pleasure to share - FYI it's not so easy a thing to do, to empty two real G36's that way, blank or no blank. Steve's arms are the size of my thighs, and he was complaining, lol.