Double Barrel 1911 and Ballistics Gel
by
Nicholas C
Published: July 17th, 2015
GY6vids answers his followers and produced a video showing what self defense 45acp rounds look like when shot from the Arsenal 1911.
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In the earlier video on this {odd} pistol, he commented "It fires single rounds from alternating barrels. Shooting more than one round per trigger pull would have classified it as a machine gun and unavailable for sale to consumers." But here we clearly see that it does fire two rounds with a single pull of the trigger. Last time I looked two was "more than one" -- the fact that the two rounds come from separate barrels would not change the status under the law and BATFE definitions because they function together from a single trigger. This is ONE firearm, it has one trigger, and a single operation of the trigger fires "more than one" round.
Useless contraption.