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[VooDoo6Actual]

Bond SPECTRE Mr. Hinx's Arsenal Firearms Dual 1911

http://www.thejamesbonddossier.com/n...ampaign=buffer



Obviously one has to have HUGE Mits to field this with any semblance of precision which is dubious at best etc.
Pure Wow / Kewl Guy factor. Not much pragmatic application imo.

[sevenhelmet]

So I've been thinking about it for a few minutes and I have to say, I don't see the point. Seems like any decrease in split/follow-up time would be more than offset by the chunky grip and significantly increased weight.

Looks like a typical James Bond bad guy weapon- all flair, no realism.

[markm]

It's kind of cool in a weird way. But doubling the 1911 unreliability risk is crazy in my opinion.

[Eurodriver]

I actually like it.

[markm]

How/why did you change your Username?

[Ryno12]

I guess the Bond version does look nicer...

The original wasn't very well received here.
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=101055

[markm]

The original wasn't very well received here.

In the context of a "tactical" site like M4c... it's not going to do well. I can't even imagine having enough wealth to where I'd go ahead and buy something like this though....

[nova3930]

Interesting in a "be neat to have in the collection" kinda way, but not something I'd actually want to use outside playing at the range...

[JBecker 72]

Imagine one in each hand. Akimbo style.

[Ryno12]

In the context of a "tactical" site like M4c... it's not going to do well. I can't even imagine having enough wealth to where I'd go ahead and buy something like this though....

I agree.

Even if I had the money to afford one, I still wouldn't. Cripes, take a look at that grip. And I thought Glocks were uncomfortable bricks.