What do you get when you merge two .45 caliber pistols into one with a sleek new design?

A whole lot of compact stopping power, also known as the Arsenal Firearms AF2011.

There was a thread on this a while ago, but this has a better picture.

If KDpipes sees this- from our NFA conversation pertaining to this gun from the last thread- it does look like only one trigger in these pics making it one trigger pull -> two bullets. You were correct in your NFA thoguhts.

This looks fun! I wonder if there are any wear issues with this over time. Looks like alot of metal to bang around.

There was a thread on this a while ago, but this has a better picture.

If KDpipes sees this- from our NFA conversation pertaining to this gun from the last thread- it does look like only one trigger in these pics making it one trigger pull -> two bullets. You were correct in your NFA thoguhts.

TRIGGER:

double hammer with single spur, double independent or single trigger.

 

You can have either. I was curious how the independent trigger would work since the slide is one piece. If you don't pull the triggers at the same time, one hammer would drop, cycling the slide, and cycling an unfired round out of the other chamber.

 

That aside, I personally think that this pistol is a dumb novelty, and serves no useful purpose.

I will just hold one 1911 in each hand. Looks cooler. Lol

You can have either. I was curious how the independent trigger would work since the slide is one piece. If you don't pull the triggers at the same time, one hammer would drop, cycling the slide, and cycling an unfired round out of the other chamber.

 

That aside, I personally think that this pistol is a dumb novelty, and serves no useful purpose.

 

Yeah thats what I dont get. if you pull the trigger on one side, with the single slide, its going to extract and eject a live round. I dont know how they could make 2 functional triggers fire at the same time. You fire one side, the slide starts to move, and then takes the other side out of battery.

I will just hold one 1911 in each hand. Looks cooler. Lol

 

Not only this, but you don't have to shoot both at the same target. If you're REAL good, you can shoot in two different directions

There was a thread on this a while ago, but this has a better picture.

If KDpipes sees this- from our NFA conversation pertaining to this gun from the last thread- it does look like only one trigger in these pics making it one trigger pull -> two bullets. You were correct in your NFA thoguhts.

 

Actually if you go to the link, it shows a little clearer photo and you can see that there are actually 2 separate triggers inside the guard.

You can have either. I was curious how the independent trigger would work since the slide is one piece. If you don't pull the triggers at the same time, one hammer would drop, cycling the slide, and cycling an unfired round out of the other chamber.

 

That aside, I personally think that this pistol is a dumb novelty, and serves no useful purpose.

 

No DOUBT in my mind that this was the result of to guys after WAY too many Beers goin "Yeah?? I bet you CANT build it!!!!!"

Actually if you go to the link, it shows a little clearer photo and you can see that there are actually 2 separate triggers inside the guard.

It does...BUT look at the hammer, it is all one piece. Does that mean that the hammer won't drop on both sides until BOTH triggers are pulled? To me, that would still lead to two shots with one trigger pull. If you think of it, you could essentially pull one trigger, which would stage the gun to fire two shots with the second trigger pull whenever you decided.

No DOUBT in my mind that this was the result of to guys after WAY too many Beers goin "Yeah?? I bet you CANT build it!!!!!"

I agree. It's heavy and extremely awkward.

It does...BUT look at the hammer, it is all one piece. Does that mean that the hammer won't drop on both sides until BOTH triggers are pulled? To me, that would still lead to two shots with one trigger pull. If you think of it, you could essentially pull one trigger, which would stage the gun to fire two shots with the second trigger pull whenever you decided.

 

I agree. It's heavy and extremely awkward.

 

That's what I assumed from looking at it.....

If that's the case, then the issue Henry and I were discussing before of firing one side wouldn't work. However, to me, that would still make it an NFA issue, as you'd have two rounds fired with one trigger pull. I mean yes, you do have to pull both triggers...but at the time you pull the second trigger, two rounds are fired.

If that's the case, then the issue Henry and I were discussing before of firing one side wouldn't work. However, to me, that would still make it an NFA issue, as you'd have two rounds fired with one trigger pull. I mean yes, you do have to pull both triggers...but at the time you pull the second trigger, two rounds are fired.

 

Separate triggers equals separate pulls..you can do the same thign with any double-barrel Shotgun that has 2 triggers....I wouldnt SUGGEST it, but it works.

I will just hold one 1911 in each hand. Looks cooler. Lol

 

Yea, but think about a twin in each hand..

All I can think of is how much $$$ two of these would cost in ammo each time you shoot them.

 

But I'm cheap.

All I can think of is how much $$$ two of these would cost in ammo each time you shoot them.

 

But I'm cheap.

 

if you have 1 in your hand, I'd say twice as much, now 1 in each hand, well maybe 4 times as much... Or just get into reloading and not worry about it..