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Re: And now... for your viewing pleasure...
Would make great handlebars for my bicycle. 
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I can't figure how that works. Looks like the slides are joined together. Unless you were absolutely perfectly synchronized, when you pull the trigger on one, it would rack the slide on the other ejecting an unfired round from the second gun. If you are pulling both triggers at the same time, if you are just a fraction of second late on one, it would be out of battery and again would be ejecting an unfired round. There must be something I am missing.
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The only way to improve upon perfection . . .
Double it!

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That was a pleasurable viewing
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Drop-in selector switch. Noted :) I dont need one, and it would be oh-so-illegal....but what a fantastic play-pretty it would make! lol
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I like the first post. "Promotes double gangster hold" 
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The DoppelGlock or the moustache?USA1 wrote:Would make great handlebars for my bicycle.
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I think there are a few transferable Glock drop-in selector switches. I would imagine they cost about as much as a decent new car though.snatchel wrote:Drop-in selector switch. Noted :) I dont need one, and it would be oh-so-illegal....but what a fantastic play-pretty it would make! lol
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Invented by some COD addict for sure.
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