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No... This is a double-stack 1911...

Fallschirjmäger

Fallschirjmäger

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more courtesy of MilitaryTimes.com
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cbpeck

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They make a few other interesting things too. It'll be curious if the BATF will let them import the design to the US. I'd like to have one!
 
45acpForMe

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They should have called it the "Doubletap" 1911. :) Doubletap ammo even has a picture of its result on their box...

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I always thought that select fire two and three round burst were more useful than full auto anyway. :)
 
09jisaac

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45acpForMe said:
I always thought that select fire two and three round burst were more useful than full auto anyway. :)
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Just depends on what you were wanting. If you just wanted to run through a box of ammo in the shortest time possible (what most of us would be using it for most of the time) then full auto would be better.

For engagements then you are right.
 
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