About Arsenal Firearms Double Barrel 1911s 

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I love the form factor of the classic M1911, but wish it was available in a double-barreled format?”

Well, now you don’t need to wish anymore, because one company actually made that happen. 

Introduce yourself to Arsenal Firearms’ double barrel 1911 pistols, now available at B&B Firearms. Here’s what you should know. 

Traditional Ergonomics and Incomparable Aesthetics 

Arsenal Firearms’ double barrel 1911 pistols are literally like someone took a 1911, uploaded the design into some engineering software, and replicated the design over itself according to lateral symmetry. It’s like two 1911 pistols stacked side-by-side and merged. 

But the really cool thing about these double barrel 1911 pistols isn’t just that they capture the classic lines of the M1911 in faithful replica; in some instances, like the 2nd Century AF2011-A1, the details are incomparable. 

They are truly beautiful pistols, handsomely engraved, and with equally attractive grips to complement them. Naturally this is reflected in the price, but rest assured there is no other 1911 or 1911 clone like it anywhere else on the market, or in the world. 

Twice the Firepower, Both Barrels Are Integrated into the Frame

Arsenal Firearms’ double barrel 1911 pistols have a unique design attribute. Both barrels are integrated directly into the frame of the handgun, which means the barrels can be either simultaneously or sequentially fired. 

They are not just collector’s pieces, they are fully functional firearms that can be used for training, target practice, plinking, defensive and sporting applications, and more, delivering twice the firepower and capabilities of a conventional single-stack 1911 handgun. 

Dual Calibers Are Available 

Your typical 1911 pistol is chambered in .45 ACP, just as it has for 100 years, notwithstanding the fact that endless clones and variants have been produced. That being the case, one of Arsenal Firearms’ double barrel 1911 pistols comes in a DBDC, or “Double Barrel Dual Caliber” configuration. It is chambered in both .45 ACP and .38 SUPER. 

You get the relative advantages of both calibers in one footprint. They both offer comparable stopping power, but the .45 ACP fires a bigger, heavier, slower bullet and produces less snappy recoil than the lighter, faster, flatter-shooting .38 SUPER.

Some Come with Comps 

Another great thing about these double barrel 1911 pistols is that some of them come already outfitted with compensators. That’s a big deal considering the fact that .45 ACP is a relatively heavy cartridge that produces a fair amount of recoil. 

Some of these double barrel 1911 pistols come with compensators that port gasses upwards at the muzzle, reducing recoil considerably and cutting back on muzzle flip while not adversely affecting shot power at all. 

Add an Arsenal Firearms’ Double Barrel 1911 to Your Collection Today 

Interested in adding one of these Arsenal Firearms’ double barrel 1911 pistols to your collection? You can learn more online at B&B Firearms and contact their customer service team for assistance if you have any questions. They also offer generous payment plans for some platforms that are interest free, which is no small deal considering the high costs of many of the guns that they sell. Check out their website for more information.

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