Double wield handgun action? Effective?

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You have to be able to do it with a carbine and a handgun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfegGAcZwRE

[crufflers]

You are wrong sir... All navy seals are trained in dual wielding.. I know this for a fact, on many occasions my friend has me told so...

So give us some details of the training. What do they dual-wield? (I hate even typing that phrase... I guess it is better than Akimbo or whatever) Do they shoot two in the same direction or different directions? Is it worth a damn?

Do they Dual-shoot P226's, MK25's, MP5's, M4's? What? A combo of two different guns? I've shot lots of pistols and full-auto MP5... I'll stick to two hands. But to each their own I guess.

I can definitely see the value of practicing one handed weak side (one pistol, carbine, rifle, whatever) in case your strong side is wounded or disabled. I think anyone interested in dual anything should do this and become proficient first. Then proceed with circus tricks.

[static2126]

This thread is stupid. Like someone above said try to maneuver two handguns at once dry firing. In a social use situation have gun taking incoming rounds before you can line up sights

My buddy was a SEAL for 9 years, sincerely hope your buddy is not making things up