.45 Cal Semi-Auto

I WANT ONE........NOW!

Dan Kling
1961 Greenbrier Deluxe, 110 HP, 4spd, 3.89 stump puller
1963 Spyder Coupe, restored, converted to 4spd Saginaw
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2012 01:00AM by WalterElias.

To me it seems like a solution in search of a problem. Probably Arnold Schwarzenegger will be on the short list to own one first.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2012 01:18AM by Vairismo.

Another novelty gun with no shooting value. Think .50AE Desert Eagle.

That might give some"problems" second thoughts.Sign me up.

In the Hub City, Belen NM

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At some point you have to take off the "feelings" beanie and put on the "thinking" cap

2 Barrels are better than one!

Marketing gimmick, made to create 'buzz' around the gun, and the company. and its working. Upon further reading, looks like you can get the triggers joined in the middle, but i cant imagine both guns firing at the same time would be legal.. Maybe still 1 trigger pull, 1 cartridge.. hrm..

Edit: I can weld together a couple .45 1911's.. Sale Price: $5000.00
Interested???

Rich

Southern California
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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2012 01:54AM by Ambush.

I would think the value of a double would increase the amount of rounds you could deliver singularly. Who cares about sending 2 rounds downrange when one 250 grain XTP is suficient to knock down any agressor.

Silly Italians' ooops I are one.


Nope, I don't want one.

Joe

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66cv8 Wrote:
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> I would think the value of a double would increase
> the amount of rounds you could deliver singularly.
> Who cares about sending 2 rounds downrange when
> one 250 grain XTP is suficient to knock down any
> agressor.
>
> Silly Italians' ooops I are one.
>
>
> Nope, I don't want one.


In my neighborhood, the mess it would create would be SATISFYING, that is, if the need should ever arise but that's the attitude you acquire when you lived in the hood long enough.

mwr Wrote:
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> Another novelty gun with no shooting value. Think
> .50AE Desert Eagle.


That's exactly the point. What I'd be aiming at would have no value.

Dan Kling
1961 Greenbrier Deluxe, 110 HP, 4spd, 3.89 stump puller
1963 Spyder Coupe, restored, converted to 4spd Saginaw
1967 UltraVan #299, The migration has begun, we're on the road again......Save the Whales!

Photos of our Greenbrier, UltraVan and work-in-progress @

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Those last two comments of mine were kinda dark. Don't worry, I'm not about to twist off or anything. I just thought the firearm was cool in a "Dirty Harry" sort of way.

Dan Kling
1961 Greenbrier Deluxe, 110 HP, 4spd, 3.89 stump puller
1963 Spyder Coupe, restored, converted to 4spd Saginaw
1967 UltraVan #299, The migration has begun, we're on the road again......Save the Whales!

Photos of our Greenbrier, UltraVan and work-in-progress @

[www.flickr.com]

WalterElias Wrote:
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> 66cv8 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I would think the value of a double would
> increase
> > the amount of rounds you could deliver
> singularly.
> > Who cares about sending 2 rounds downrange when
> > one 250 grain XTP is suficient to knock down
> any
> > agressor.
> >
> > Silly Italians' ooops I are one.
> >
> >
> > Nope, I don't want one.
>
>
> In my neighborhood, the mess it would create would
> be SATISFYING, that is, if the need should ever
> arise but that's the attitude you acquire when you
> lived in the hood long enough.

Walter I worked in the hood (deep in the trenches) long enough and I think that every round should be dedicated towards a specific target and not the innocents. These Gangstas shoot indiscriminately.

Frack this I'm outa the hood!

Joe

66 500 Crown 350/4 on road
66 Corsa Convertible 140/4 rough
69 Monza Convertible 140/4 in progress (original 95/3)
Nu Joisey

" A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE IS A DANGEROUS THING"

"STUPID is the NEW SMART"

In my neighborhood, the mess it would create would be SATISFYING,

That's what I like the most about this "Corvair" forum: I can come here and read about the joy some people get over pondering murdering their neighbors. Nice. I hate to thinkg what they'd do if you disagreed with them on the early vs late debate.

mike hicks Wrote:
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> In my neighborhood, the mess it would create would
> be SATISFYING,
>
> That's what I like the most about this "Corvair"
> forum: I can come here and read about the joy some
> people get over pondering murdering their
> neighbors. Nice. I hate to thinkg what they'd do
> if you disagreed with them on the early vs late
> debate.


They ain't neighbors if they come in uninvited.....at least that's how it is in my neck of the woods. Perhaps you have an open door policy where you live but I don't. Any knock on the door after dark means I'm packing on the other side. God help you if you manage to make it over the threshold unannounced.

Dan Kling
1961 Greenbrier Deluxe, 110 HP, 4spd, 3.89 stump puller
1963 Spyder Coupe, restored, converted to 4spd Saginaw
1967 UltraVan #299, The migration has begun, we're on the road again......Save the Whales!

Photos of our Greenbrier, UltraVan and work-in-progress @

[www.flickr.com]

Neat! But, even a .22 will stop a man. What would you be trying to stop with that ? A train?

and don't get me wrong..... I'm a supporter of the people right to bear arms.

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You can put me on the list to buy one. Although living in CA even as a LEO I probably couldn't pick one up for I've reason or another. Even as a novelty it is still awesome!

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Seen this on one of my gun sights but didn't check into it. I did see there are two triggers and wondered if You had to use one and then the other or could empty one side then the other if wanted?

Sam C. Saunders,Pt. Pleasant WV
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Great, now it will be a race to add more barrels just like razors.

Now with 15 blades because 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 blades just won't cut it!

Useless. Kinda cool, but useless.

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I can see why you'd need two hands to hold it up. With a full clip my Colt 1911 is heavy enough, thank you. I forget who, but many years ago someone made a pistol that also had a shotgun barrel. This thread reminds me of the George Carlin joke about living in a in a neighborhood that was so tough that the punks didn't use guns, they manually inserted the bullets!

Patrick McGhee
1963 SortaSpyder convertible
Weatherford, Texas

answer to a question no one asked

still fun though