Arsenal AF2011: A Double Barreled 1911 Monster Pistol

Published on September 4, 2017
Duration: 12:52

The Arsenal AF2011A1 is a unique double-barreled 1911 pistol, originally an engineering concept that gained commercial interest. It fires two rounds simultaneously, features dual components in a single frame, and is exceptionally heavy and wide. Disassembly mirrors the 1911 but with doubled parts, and it requires a significant break-in period.

Quick Summary

The Arsenal AF2011A1 is a unique double-barreled pistol based on the 1911 platform, firing two .45 ACP rounds simultaneously. It features dual components within a single frame and slide, making it exceptionally heavy and wide, though ATF-compliant due to its two barrels and triggers.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Arsenal AF2011A1
  2. 02:25Design and Practicality of the Double Barrel
  3. 05:28Disassembly and Internal Components
  4. 08:04Ergonomics and Safety Features
  5. 10:02Markings and Break-in Period

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arsenal AF2011A1?

The Arsenal AF2011A1 is a unique double-barreled pistol based on the 1911 platform, produced by an Italian company. It fires two rounds simultaneously with each trigger pull, featuring two barrels integrated into a single frame and slide.

How does the Arsenal AF2011A1 function?

It functions by firing two .45 ACP rounds simultaneously. The pistol has two connected triggers and hammers, and its design essentially merges two 1911 pistols into one unit with doubled internal components.

What are the practical considerations for the AF2011A1?

The AF2011A1 is noted for being exceptionally heavy and wide, making it impractical for standard concealed carry or prolonged shooting. It also requires a lengthy 1,000-round break-in period.

Is the Arsenal AF2011A1 legally compliant?

Yes, the AF2011A1 is ATF-compliant. Its compliance stems from its design featuring two barrels and two triggers, which places it in a specific legal classification within the US.

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