Saw a range report on FB with this weapon...Got to be the Olympic gold medal winner for stupid.

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I mean really....somebody has gone way past stupid into whatever landscape there is beyond stupid.

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    • Built by fusing two side-by-side M1911 frames, slides, and barrels into a single oversized handgun.
    • Triggers & Hammers: Features twin hammers and connected dual triggers that fire both chambers simultaneously with one pull.
    • Magazines: Uses a paired, side-by-side magazine configuration holding a total of 14 rounds (7+7 capacity) of .45 ACP
    • The AF2011-A1
 
Nihil sub sole novum
I seem to recall reading something like this way back in the pre-interweb dark ages. Guess you just can keep a good idea down. :rolleyes::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
Not shot one but have held & sold them. They've been out 5-6 years now.

This has also been done with AR rifles, shotguns & probably others by now. Waste of $$$, IMO.
 
Had a Schuler Reform Pistol (inaccurately referred to as a “Brevette”) that my grandfather had. My assumption is he got it from the same Chicago PD friend he had who was on the team that dumped guns used in crimes into the lake off a barge. More than a few of those “to be destroyed” guns ended up in the hands of his friends. He gave my grandfather mostly oddball stuff, but a few descent ones. The Schuler was one of them. (Minus the main spring which was removed by the officer on most of the pistols my G-Pa got)

Sold it years ago. I don’t care to have “display only” items that aren’t worth much taking up space.

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Not my cup of tea, but I would think that it would take a pretty good gunsmith to make one of these and have it hold up for a long while.
Larry
 
I don’t know. I rather like it.
I imagine that you need large hands to hold it comfortably.
Be a fun novelty piece. Appears to be well made.

Wish he had shot it for accuracy. I’d like to see how it groups in competent hands.
 
It’s like a concept car. It simply shows what is possible. I don’t think the designer or manufacturer ever thought of it as being anything more than a novelty.
 
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