Shooting with one gun in each hand - Page 2

Jack Malloy · February 22, 2006, 11:04 AM

I do it all the time and generally don't hit squat.
In fact, usualy you start shooting up the ground in front of you.
Fortunately, I generally run out of ammo with my .45s before I shoot off my own feet.
I do have a friend though who is very good at it.
At 25 yards he can shoot at things like old wooden signs with a pair of .45 autos and competelly obliterate them. He's like a radar controlled gun turrett with a pair of pistols.
It looks cool in the movies, but I would not recommend it for real life self defense. You are better off taking time and aiming and using both hands to control a gun.

Denny Hansen · February 22, 2006, 11:44 AM

Question: Is it practical?
Answer: No, but it can be fun.

This one's run its course.

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February 22, 2006, 11:04 AM	#26
Jack Malloy Senior Member Join Date: February 3, 2005 Posts: 791	I do it all the time and generally don't hit squat. In fact, usualy you start shooting up the ground in front of you. Fortunately, I generally run out of ammo with my .45s before I shoot off my own feet. I do have a friend though who is very good at it. At 25 yards he can shoot at things like old wooden signs with a pair of .45 autos and competelly obliterate them. He's like a radar controlled gun turrett with a pair of pistols. It looks cool in the movies, but I would not recommend it for real life self defense. You are better off taking time and aiming and using both hands to control a gun.