SHOT show 2013- Arsenal Firearms double barreled 1911 with Jerry Miculek

Published on January 16, 2013
Duration: 2:26

This video showcases the Arsenal Firearms 'Second Century' double-barreled 1911 pistol, commemorating 100 years of the 1911 platform. The firearm features two independent barrels and hammers, firing both rounds simultaneously with a single trigger pull. It utilizes standard 1911 parts for some components, including magazines joined by a single floor plate. The unique counter-rotating bushings are highlighted as a key design element contributing to its accuracy.

Quick Summary

The Arsenal Firearms 'Second Century' is a unique double-barreled 1911 pistol commemorating the 100th anniversary of the 1911 platform. It features two independent barrels and hammers that fire both rounds simultaneously with a single trigger pull. Key engineering includes counter-rotating bushings for accuracy, achieving about 1-inch spread at 15 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Commemorating 100 Years of the 1911
  2. 00:11Introducing the 'Second Century' Double Barrel
  3. 00:18Standard A1 Style Features
  4. 00:28Independent Barrels and Hammers
  5. 00:38Simultaneous Firing Mechanism
  6. 00:50Standard Parts and Magazines
  7. 01:13Unique Counter Rotating Bushings
  8. 01:33Accuracy and Spread at Distance
  9. 01:58Two 1911s in One Concept

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arsenal Firearms 'Second Century' pistol?

The Arsenal Firearms 'Second Century' is a unique double-barreled 1911 pistol designed to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the iconic 1911 platform. It features two independent barrels and hammers, firing both rounds simultaneously with a single trigger pull.

How does the Arsenal double-barreled 1911 fire?

This innovative firearm has two independent barrels and two independent hammers. When the single trigger is pulled, both hammers strike their respective firing pins, causing both barrels to fire their rounds simultaneously.

What are the key engineering features of the Arsenal 'Second Century' 1911?

A notable engineering feature is the use of two closely positioned, counter-rotating bushings. This design allows the barrels to be very close, contributing to the pistol's accuracy and unique firing characteristics.

What kind of accuracy can be expected from the Arsenal double-barreled 1911?

The Arsenal 'Second Century' is designed for accuracy despite its dual-barrel configuration. Reports suggest it can achieve approximately 1 inch of spread at 15 yards and around 2 inches at 30 yards, a testament to its specialized engineering.

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