Dual Handguns vs Single Pistol

Am Shooting Journal ^ | 6/25/2016 | J Hines

[Gaffer]

The difference between moving a weapon into sightline picture with the two arm technique shown with extend-retract-extend and moving from one extended sight picture to the other shouldn’t be a point of argument, frankly.

If you can’t see that I don’t know what to tell you other than look at the physical distance this guy moved his ‘dual pistols’ through. Did the single pistol extend-shoot-retract and then extend again?

[GreyFriar]

What would Hillary say? I can handle only one device at a time! (and then you find 3 or 4 in her purse)

[GingisK]

Just a touch-up...

[Billthedrill]

I've tried it myself. Learned a few things: first, that it made my already suspect weak-hand shooting worse. Need a lot more practice. Second, that switching my sight picture between guns confused the heck out of the old power-eye alignment. Practice would help there, too. And third, I CANNOT reload one gun with a gun in the other hand. I can manage two mags in the same hand, but not a mag and another handgun.

Conclusion: stick to the silver screen with it unless you're willing to do a lot more practice than I ever intend to. If I need multiple projectiles in the air simultaneously I'll grab Mr. Shotgun.

[Terry L Smith]

I always liked this movie .... although i do noot think they are chambered for .45acp ... too many shots between dropping magazines, maybe .38 Super.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=last+man+standing+movie+pictures&view=detailv2&&id=5EBA586073B1CADE06028B13D772E02CA19D8897&selectedIndex=120&ccid=NyvPtnjt&simid=607986762581476974&thid=OIP.M372bcfb678eddd6dbfe9604c1133a1bfo0&ajaxhist=0