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You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account. Redefining " no-look shot " while at it. Give him two, and he's God! Justified by Briareos Hecatonchires of Appleseed. A heavily modified cyborg, Briareos is the only man to date that's proven able to handle his experimental Hecatonchires operating system that controls his cybernetics.

Named for the legendary armed giants of Greek myth, a Hecatonchires equipped cyborg could presumably operate an entire aircraft carrier by himself due to the incredibly advanced processing power it allows them.

Briareos generally just settles for dual-wielding machine guns, or even quad-wielding when in his Landmate by holding two normal sized guns in his actual arms and two enormous rifles in the Landmate's. Aria H Kanzaki of Aria the Scarlet Ammo 's nickname, Aria the Quadra refers to her preferred weapons are two pistols and two katanas, both dual wielded. Riko also fights in this style. The Anti-Human Suppression Squad dual wields pistols instead of swords, since their targets are other soldiers.

Kevin McDougall, a member of the Sweeper Alliance in Black Catwields two pistols. Although he looks like the most timid and helpless of the group especially when he was injured by Shikihe is actually one of the more dangerous and useful sweepers during the attack on the Big Bad 's base. Using two guns, he's able to subdue multiple Elite Mooks at once. Mind that these Elite "Mooks" are actually very hard to kill, much less subdue.

In Black Lagoonthis is why Revy, the main badass of the series, is known as "Two Hands. The liner notes to one manga volume acknowledge that Rei Hiroe basically went with Rule of Cool.

To make this even less realistic, she does this in one scene with rifles. Chang, the head of Roanapur's branch of Sun Yee Onis even better at akimbo than Revy herself, and it's implied that he's the one who taught Revy.

The other main dual-gunners of the series are the maids of the Lovelace family, Roberta and Fabiola; Roberta by dint of her FARC assassin training and being one of the biggest badasses of the entire series, and Fabiola by dint of having been trained by Roberta herself. Fabiola in particular wields two Techno Arms MAG-7s essentially oversized shotgun pistols during her first shootout at the Yellow Flag and uses them and a China Lake launcher to completely annihilate her opposition.

Jo from Burst Angel can dual-wield a pair of Desert Eagles with pinpoint accuracy. Yes, she's just that badass. Made easier by being an Artificial Human created for combat. The issues with this get lampshaded in Chrome Shelled Regios when Sharnid gets a dual pistol version of his sniper rifle and comments that people who use two guns are either "extremely stupid, and just do it to look cool, or extremely skilled".

He then claims to be in the former category. The Lancelot from Code Geass was already a master at Dual Wieldingbut when it was upgraded into its Albion form, it started carrying around a rifle in each hand.

In Corpse PrincessMakina's weapon of choice is a pair of MAC machine pistols. Spike Spiegel of Cowboy Bebop fame occasionally uses two guns akimbo.

Appropriately, in a possible subversion of the trope, every time he does this he is unable to kill his opponent fast enough to avoid being shot in return invariably wounding his left arm and forcing him to continue the fight with just his dominant handsave for one flashback sequence where we do not even see who he is shooting at.

In an extreme example, in Dead LeavesRetro briefly uses three guns at once. There's also Triple Six and his two BFG 's. Genkaku from Deadman Wonderland does this Done fairly often in Digimon. Deputymon in 02 has this western style, and it gets better in the third movie. Later in Tamerswhen we're introduced to Gargomon, he does this with two machine gun hands. Later, Beelzemon pulls this off once in Bullet Time. Riza, the resident Gunslinger of Fullmetal Alchemist does this on occasion.

Havoc too, but he seems to favour the "New York Reload". Motoko Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell: Normally, Motoko uses a single handgun or rifle, supported with both hands. However, in the episode "BARRAGE" in the first season, she utilizes a Seburo M-5 handgun in each hand. These are not quite as impractical to wield as they fire low recoil armor-piercing 5.

After getting her left arm blown off, she single-handedly uses an anti tank rifle to make the pilot inside regret that he ever messed with her. Onizuka does this in Great Teacher Onizuka He winds up getting a better score than anybody else thanks to this. Probably one of the most iconic examples is the Freedom from Gundam SEED cleaning house with its twin plasma cannons and twin railguns.

The Wing Zero can pull this off with its twin buster rifles, which can also combine together to form one massive buster rifle. The Endless Waltz Heavyarms pulls it off with two sets of twin-linked gatling guns. Add also Gundam SEED C. Blu Duel and Strike Noir both use a pair of "shorty" beam rifles in other words, beam pistols.

Meanwhile, Buster Verde carry two huge beam rifles that can be combine like Wing Zero's buster rifle mentioned above. Gundam 00 is fairly fond of this one. Both Gundam Dynames and Cherudim Gundam akimbo a pair of beam pistols. Gundam Arios has two double barreled beam rifles and a pair of beam gatlings mounted in each arm.

Not to be trumped, Gundam Virtue and Gundam Seravee are both capable of using two beam bazookas at once. Gundam Zabanya which succeed Dynames and Cherudim can not only akimbo two of its 10 Rifle Bits, but also break them down to Pistol Bits for the same purpose. In Gundam Build Fighters Trya GM Custom attempts this with two GM Rifles during one of the tournament battles. It gets blasted by a beam rifle and falls over backwards dead. In Gungravein both timelines, the main character Brandon Heat uses them crossed once he Took a Level in Badass through training with Bear Walken.

Fellow hitman Bunji Kugashira and antagonist Brad Wong do as well the latter using decorative gold and silver revolversand all are insanely good shots.

When Brandon is resurrected as the deadman called Beyond the Grave, he still dual-wields a pair of even bigger handguns, the Cerberus. In the Gunsmith Cats manga Rally Vincent manages to thoroughly debunk both Guns Akimbo and Gangsta Style techniques while moonlighting as a firearms instructor. Ironically, this actually gets her fired, since the shooting range owner makes his real money selling lots and lots of ammo.

Alucard in Hellsing does this with two humongous pistols, a. He can get away with it due having immense strength and reflexes because of his vampiric nature. In another example, Seras Victoria takes this trope up to eleven against Millennium's blimp when it makes its assault on the Hellsing Manor. If one Harkonnen is overkill, what's two at the same time? Oh, yes, he can really kill. In Kurohimethe Sidekick Zero uses four guns, and combines this with improbably fast shooting and Improbable Aiming Skills to shoot the guns out of the hands of whatever mooks happen to be around.

Teana Lanster from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS does this with a pair of pistols that can become a pair of energy daggers for Dual Wielding. Justified in that she trained herself in ambidextrous shooting from a young age, and her mentor recognized this as her special skill and organized a custom-made dual Device for her.

Gatling Good plus rocket launchers combined in one weapon which she has twice. Both BFGs together forming a Wave Motion Gun.

The eponymous heroine of Madlax does this all the time, wielding a pair of custom SIG Ps into every gunfight. The accuracy issue is irrelevant when you consider that her gun dancing style frequently has her shooting people with her eyes closed while facing in a different direction.

Mana Tatsumiya often dual-wields Desert Eagles when fighting in close range. These may or may not be Airsoft replicas, however. Yuuna also dual wields pistols at various points. Klaus is portrayed with two guns fairly frequently in the art and omake of Maiden Rose but always seems to drop back to just one in actual combat. In Mazinkaiser SKLone of the pilots, who specializes in Gun Katacan pull this off with SKL's ranged mode, turning the unit's chestplate into two pistols.

Which he uses to tear up the battlefield. Subverted when Neon Genesis Evangelion did it with Giant Robots. Asuka starts off her showdown with the 14th Angel firing one rifle, but with a bunch of weapons stacked behind her probably a 7 Samurai Shout-Out. As she runs out of ammo, she progresses through giant machine-guns akimbo to multi-shot bazookas-akimbo. Unfortunately for her, it's So Last Season. Kirika does the "New York Reload" empty one gun, then switch to another version in Noir.

Justified, as she's up against an absurd number of mooks and doesn't have time to reload. In a One Piece flashback, Genzo desperately fires two pistols at Arlong in an attempt to save Bellemere's life, but Kuroobi blocks all his shots and slashes him with a sword.

Later in the manga and chronologically since it's not a flashback Nico uses her Dos-fleur to wield four pistols at once. In the 10th filmduring their Big Damn Heroes moment, all the Straw Hats minus Nami bring out BFG and use them against Big Bad Shiki's forces. This is the only time we ever see Luffy and Zoro even carry guns. Not to mention how those who hardly fight with weapons, such as Sanji, actually using a weapon.

She's not terribly accurate, but then, neither is Panty when shooting at her. Note that in order to do this, due to the nature of the weapons, she has to wear two pairs of panties at all times. Mami in the third episode of Puella Magi Madoka Magicawith an entire arsenal of conjured flintlock rifles, which she wields Gun Kata style. Soul Eater 's Death the Kid does this, holding both guns upside down and pulling the triggers with his pinkies.

Kid is so obsessed with being symmetrical at all times that he literally will not fire unless he is wielding both guns. He is psychologically incapable of not using Guns Akimbo. In Strike WitchesGertrude carries two heavy machine guns into battle. Then again, with her magic and Striker Unit, she's strong enough to do it, and her battle tactics seem to revolve around unleashing massive amounts of ammunition at close range to destroy targets.

Vash the Stampede in Trigun A Cattle Punk settingon some very rare occasions, uses two weapons at once. In fact, since his left hand is a gun, and he carries his favored weapon in his right, he's basically dual wielding at all times, even if he doesn't usually use both at once.

And Knives once uses two world-ending beam cannons at once. Livio's alter-ego Razlo takes this trope even farther, having a cybernetic arm grafted to his back so that he can triple-wield three massive, six-foot steel cross Punishers. Wolfwood also gets into this at least once with the pistols hidden inside his own Punisher. Tres Iqus from Trinity Blood uses two guns at the same time in a style reminiscent of Gun Kata. Said guns are HandCannons and he's extremely good at using them given that he's an android, this probably qualifies as a Justified Trope.

In World Trigger Satori Kenthe Arashiyama-team's sniper, prefers using two Sniper Rifles simultaneously. Two hands, two guns. It is as God intended it, no? The eponymous MarquisVol de Gaulle, in Guy Davis' comic uses two gattling gun-like Baroque-carved pistols to fight the "Devils" that may-or-may-not be plaguing the city, which he uses either akimbo or in combination with his sword. Dwight from the Sin City story The Big Fat Kill wields two. Also, another Sin City story, Family Valuesincludes a double-Uzi assassination, which is a deconstruction, as the collateral damage caused by it is why Dwight and Miho go after the guy responsible.

At one point Dwight's. In Silent Night Marv wields two. The Punisher uses this trope frequently, as far as back in the cover of the first issue of his first series.

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Agent Venom switches back and forth between this trope and the proper way to use a gun. This is one of Grifter's favorite tactics. He will almost never be seen without a gun in each hand. Scud the Disposable Assassin came factory-equipped with a pair of full-auto machine pistols, and knew how to use them right. Scud actually takes it up a notch in one issue, where he wields four guns at once. Two in each hand, with his trigger fingers going through both guards. The Saint of Killers from Preacher almost always used two Walker Colts together.

After the job of The Grim Reaper was passed down to him, his new guns were forged from the old Angel of Death's sword, making them perfectly accurate. And perfectly deadly - they could kill anyone, even entities who were technically immortal. If someone was already technically dead, they could survive, but it still hurt like a son of a bitch.

Garth Ennis has been quoted as saying it was a mistake to have the Saint shoot Cassidy early in the series; it was before he'd figured out what he was writing and there's really nothing and no one that can survive. It's not like those guys he kills later can be defined as biological lifeforms, and honestly, how would you explain that his guns can kill you-know-who but not a little undead vampire?

Hush, a Batman villain, uses two handguns. Two-Facein keeping with his obsession with duality, is also known to use two guns. Post-resurrection Jason Todd frequently does this.

Black Mask use double handguns as his signature weapon. The Battle for the Cowl event has multiple peope dressed up and claiming to be Batman. Jason Todd's "hat" is being the Batman who dual wields guns.

Kang the Conqueror uses a dual minigun that's light enough to fire with one hand, preventing the need to dual wield, but he sometimes holds an additional gun in his offhand, because he can. Of course, he also uses two katanas, two sais I think maybe he really, really likes twos. Then again, he can also kill you with his bare hands. But how many hands does he have? Makita, a character from The Red Staroccasionally dual-wields pistols. Typically characters in the X-Wing Series will stick to one blaster at a time, though some will carry more than one around.

Corran, like Wedge, even crosses his arms while firing at two different targets. They're part of Corsec - think police - so this is probably all Rule of Cool. It's worth noting that just a page later Corran holsters one blaster to try and make a sniper shot with the other, and when making an attack on more thugs, where they aren't rescuing anyone being held down, no one dual-wields. A bit of Lampshading goes on when he fails to hit one of Galactus ' heralds, and Misty Knight points out how difficult it is to aim while firing two guns.

Deadshota member of the Secret Six and the Suicide Squadfights using dual wrist-mounted machine guns. Casanova, Zephyr Quinn and Crazy Awesome Big Bad Newman Xeno all do this in Matt Fraction's Casanova.

A frequent tactic of Jonah Hex. Vette carries two blasters and is rather proud of her skill with them. Though she typically uses both at once, she does switch to one on occasions when accuracy is important.

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Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami features Gratuitously British Watari doing this with a pair of "snipper" rifles. In an odd instance that is presumably a case of Rouge Angles of SatinDark "jumped out of a kimbo with guns". Zig-Zagged in Doctor Who fanfic Gemini. Badass Normal Damien tries to dual-wield handguns and misses his shots, while Supervillain Captain June Harper dual-wields high-end assault rifles and makes her shots.

In The Coalescence she wields twin pistols of an unspecified caliber.

Justified because she gains Improbable Aiming Skills from the dampener removal. Equestria - Pink Eyesthere is a griffin mercenary named Henrietta aftermarket stock for remington 870 does this after she obtains her dead father's gun.

That light things on fire. In Fractured characters do this because they are just that badass. In Origins everyone dual-wielding heavy machine guns has the excuse of mass effect-based weaponry and kinetic stabalizers.

Pacific World War IIUS Navy Shipgirls has Nevada and her twin Single Action Army revolvers. Advent Children features Yaz oowho gets bonus points for utilizing his Gun BladeVelvet Nightmare, along with that of his brother Loz. The hero of Hell's Hingesdoes this when, filled with righteous anger, he charges into the dance hall that doubles as the Big Bad 's headquarters. This trope is a staple of Heroic Bloodshed films, especially those made by John Woo.

John Woo's first use of Guns Akimbo happened during A Better Tomorrowwhere Chow Yun-Fat's most memorable character, Mark Gor, blows away a restaurant full of bad guys to avenge the betrayal that got his friend Ho sent to prison.

Heroes Shed No Tearswhich was made prior to A Better Tomorrow but was released soon after ABT's success, also featured this just cause 2 unlimited money mod and laid the groundwork for his later Heroic Bloodshed movies.

The final showdown of A Better Tomorrow IIIa prequel to the first two movies which was directed by Tsui Hark instead of John Woo, had Mark wielding two Ms in Guns Akimbo mode. While John Woo didn't direct The Replacement Killershe did produce the movie, and Chow Yun-Fat was still the star. At one point during the movie, Chow Yun-Fat used at least six Berettas, stock trading atr one pair when he was out of bullets and pulling out another pair to continue kicking ass.

In the first Stranglehold trailer, this part of the movie was homaged by Woo himself with Tequila. The Corruptor stands out as one of the few movies where Chow Yun-Fat doesn't rely on Guns Akimbo. The only time he wields two guns is because he already had his backup weapon drawn and only kills one guy this way. He even uses the same service weapon throughout the movie - convenient indicator for binary options he reloads it!

Also appeared in Mission: Impossible II when Ethan Hunt goes Guns Akimbo with a pair of Berettas. Also used in Broken Arrow during a gun fight in stock for mossberg 500 copper mine.

Jake portrayed by Kevin Costner in Silverado is The Western 's style painted in broad strokes. Lightning draws, blind trick shots, and two guns at the same time. El Mariachi in Desperadowho draws two Rugers from his sleeves in order to blow away an entire bar full of bad guys.

Even moreso in the sequel, when he dual wields a sawed off shotgun and a sub-machine gun during a shootout! The Blade series features this frequently. When Blade isn't killing vampires with his blades, he's usually dual wielding pistols or customized sub-machine guns. Whistler gets in on the act too when rescuing Blade, busting through a wall wielding a pair of MP5s and delivering a Pre Ass Kicking One Liner.

In part 2, aside from Blade, Scud is shown dual wielding a pair of Desert Eagles when investigating a noise outside his van, Nyssa wields a pair of machine pistols, and Reinhardt tops them both by wielding a pair of Berettas with huge blades built into them! In Blade Trinity, both Abigail Whistler and Hannibal King occasionally dual wield revolvers, Abby's being regular guns and King's being heavily customized versions.

Sylvester Stallone's character Barney Ross in The Expendables frequently wields a pair of Kimber. One of the characters in The Usual Suspects shoots two different people at the same time, with one bullet each from two different guns.

During the dock raid, Keaton stealthily call of juarez gunslinger shadow option his hands in his pockets and then shoots two men at the same time with guns hidden in cloud computing adoption statistics jacket.

Russell Crowe 's character in The Quick and the Dead does something very similar. A fairly early example would be in Where Eagles Darewhen Schaffer guns down countless Nazis with an MP40 in each hand. Appears a lot in Hot Fuzz. Then again, it's a comedy. For an example of how silly it gets, one character fires two pistols while riding down the street on a motability scooter. Then there's the part where Nicholas Angel briefly dual-wields pens. Notably, when Angel's character does fire two pistols at once, he doesn't hit anything until he puts one away and takes an aimed shot with the other gun.

Fire enough bullets and hope to hit the target.

Dick Seaton and Marc C. DuQuesne, mortal enemies at all other times, stand side-by-side with guns akimbo in The Skylark of Spaceeach with a pair of forty-fives loaded with extremely potent ammunition.

Lampshaded in the sequel by DuQuesne himselfwhen he describes to an underling how Seaton has been practising his Gun Fu for a very, very long time. Not just that, but: You know I am handy with a gun myself? You're faster than I am, and that's mount and blade warband floris how to make money something.

Well, Seaton is at least that much faster than I am. Description alpha forex bureau limited just how fast follows. In Auction Kingsthe muff pistols were designed to be used in this manner. Given that each only held a single shot, it's fairly justified. In the Doctor Who episode "The Parting of the Ways", Captain Jack wields two guns to fight off approaching 2008 infiniti fx35 options. Sadly they run out of ammo so he gets out a pistol.

Which also runs out of ammo. Queen Elizabeth the Tenth or "Liz X" is the Queen of Starship UK. Who dual-wields laser pistols. Stargate SG-1 once showed Daniel Jackson doing this with his Beretta M92F and an MP5.

But for the ultimate extreme, Teal'c was once seen wielding two Ps although he only fired one at a time. In fact, other episodes feature Teal'c firing two Jaffa staffs, and even two MP7s simultaneously. The Daniel Jackson example is something of a subversion as he is still in his "incompetent archaeologist" phase and does more damage to the walls. Teal'c is repeatedly shown to be stronger than almost any human could be; he also needed to be covering two hallways simultaneously.

Fabrique Nifty stock option free trial, the manufacturer of the P, produced an advertisement video that showed a man firing two Ps at once on full automatic.

This was intended only to demonstrate how the 5. Cameron Mitchell also uses two guns while fighting zombies in the zet 9 forex episode. Justified in that this was an Imagine Spotso practicality isn't exactly what he was going for.

The Stargate Atlantis episode "The Return Part II" has Teyla wielding not one but two ARG's Anti Replicator Guns in the classic cross-armed casual shoot. Justified-ish considering that they're energy weapons with no recoil. In this case, one of the weapons is his signature Traveler blaster and the other is his native Satedan BFG designed specifically to kill Wraiths. Several times in Stargate Atlantis Dr.

McKay is shown using dual pistols. Granted he is shown to miss more than he is to hit. A Wraith does this with two assault rifles. Somewhat averts most of the problems with the trope. Wraiths are much, much physically stronger than humans. He is completely inaccurate, doesn't fire enough 1001 forex ea-robot for sharing.zip for reloading to be an issue, and never fires or even raises both guns at the same time.

Basically seems to invoke the trope to avoid the need to reload, which he would have if he only had one gun. Starbuck wields dual pistols and on Ameritrade forex commissions, dual Scorpion SMG's on several occasions; the problem with this technique aiming-wise is shown during a terrorist siege, when she accidentally shoots another main character.

Zoe from Firefly blasts off with dual pistols at one point during the rescue of Mal from Bad Boss Niska in "War Stories. Jayne also dual-wields two oversized assault rifles in the first issue of the Better Days comic.

In the penultimate episode of Alias Peyton uses two machine pistols to execute the leaders of Prophet Five. The one time Homicide: Life on the Street featured someone firing two guns at once, it was a maniac shooting up several police officers in the third-season episode "The City That Bleeds".

In 24 Jack Bauer uses dual pistols during his My Name Is Inigo Montoya moment in the season 1 finale. In SmallvilleLex picks up two revolvers and is prepared to go Guns Akimbo on Green Arrow and Black Canary but Clark zips by hsbc bank forex exchange rates interfere before Lex can do something badass. Justified use in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles pilot, where an unnamed Terminator attacks John with dual MP-5s.

Justified in the sense that its both a 777 binary options strategies v and a dream sequence.

In In Plain Sightboth the lead character and her partner pull out their backup weapon in order to drive off some assassins coming after the witness they're protecting. In the Power Rangers Time Force and Wild Force teamup Jen, the Time Force Pink Ranger and leader of the team, uses two Chrono Blasters to shoot down the Putridsand as such it is an example of Fanservice Keeping in mind that the character is using Laser Pistols opps, I mean Blasters which have little-to-no recoil at general fire power mind you and comes from the future where humans have perfected DNA modification technology, it's not too far a stretch to make it a plausible situation.

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Another example sandra moneymaker Jen comes in the episode where she goes on a little revenge kickcomplete with slow-motion shots and a jumping split while firing secrets and selling binary options strategy midair in the John Woo style.

Also with The Power Rangers S. In AngelWesley sometimes uses real-time forex market depth guns in the fifth and final season, in the episode "Lineage".

It only kind of works, but it was pretty Badass. Davy stockbroker careers the fifth season episode "Lineage," we get a This Is Reality incident when Wesley starts shooting his two guns at once, and Fred points out she'd rather have one of them. Then she gets shot.

In the first episode of Star Trek: Enterprise Captain Archer is seen brandishing a phase pistol in each hand during the fight in the snow, having taken one used by an injured crewmember he and the others were escorting to safety. Bianca's Depraved Bisexual lover Natalie does this in the TV version of Exchange rate between usd and chinese yuan Dresden Files.

In the first season Buffy episode "Angel", Darla wields two guns to attack Angel and Buffy. Day Two of Torchwood: Children of Earth has Gwen jumping out of the back of an ambulance and firing with a gun in each hand. Gwen also ends up firing two guns after Captain Jack teaches her how to binary options strangle strategy in the first series.

In an episode of NCISZiva uses both her primary weapon and her backup akimbo to take out goons coming in from two separate doors. Then again, she is a Mossad-trained badass. And it's extra badass, because she first calls her boss and makes him listen while she does it. She also blasts it out this way against a Russian mercenary at a convenience store in the Christmas Episode "Newborn King.

In an episode of Psych Lassiter gets into a brief shootout with a robber and blazes away at him with a pair of pistols while the robber returns fire one handedboth of them failing to score a hit. Justified by the fact that Lassiter is Trigger HappyProperly Paranoidand Crazy-Prepared so having a pair of guns on him during a birthday party seems perfectly normal for him.

In Deadliest Warriorone of the Jesse James demonstrators does this with revolvers. In The Good GuysPedro the second best assassin in the world is very good at trick shots so he can pull this off. Jack tries to do this but he ends up missing with every single shot at point blank range. Pedro shrugs and lampshades; "It's harder than it looks".

In the fourth season premire of Burn NoticeMichael does this with a pair of Mac machine pistols to intimidate a trio of biker thugs who were terrorizing his client. Michael even points out how he has More Dakka compared to the pistol-wielding bikers. It Makes Sense in Context though, as they are using the guns with the intention of intimidating airport staff and civilians, not winning a gunfight.

Also, they quickly switch to just having one gun out after they get all the hostages sitting down, though the leader continues carrying around two. Eliot in the Leverage episode "The Big Bang Job," in a gunfight that puts some entire action movies to shame with its over-the-top cinematics. You said you didn't like guns. In Pinball Dreams 2the table "Revenge of the Robot Warriors" has a human female holding double BFGs.

In Deadlands dual-wielding guns, and even rifles, is possible, but offers severe penalties to hit. Warhammer 40, The Seraphim of the Adepta Sororitas are trained to wield a pair of bolt pistols using an ancient technique to fight their enemies with fluid grace.

They can also upgrade their pistols to hand flamers or inferno pistols forex shariah compliance extra power. The Tau can upgrade their Forex market hours of operation with a support system known as a multi-tracker, allowing them to fire a pair of weapons.

Cypher of the Fallen is renowned for his abilities with his bolt pistol and plasma pistol, weapons he duel-wields with greater skill than any other in the galaxy. Dark Heresy and its own spinoff, Rogue Traderallows the dual-wielding of guns intraday market data the right talents.

You can also dual-wield rifles, just don't expect to hit very often. In Inquisitor there is a special rule that can be given to characters called Gunfighter, which does actually enable them to fire two pistol weapons simultaneously. Unless they're ambidextrous, though, it does confer an aiming penalty to the gun being used in the character's off-hand.

Necromunda also has a Gunfighter skill that is available to any model with access to the Shooting Skills table and is one of the common randomly generated for the Bounty Hunter and Underhive Scum hire guns. Like the Inquisitor example, this skill allows them to fire a pair of pistols although this comes without any to hit penalty.

In Warhammerand its sequel Warhammer: Age of Sigmarmodels armed with a brace of pistols are able to fire both their weapons at the same target during the same turn. There is however a Shooting Skill called Pistolier that allows a model to fire both weapons at the same time when armed with a brace of pistols.

The downside of this ability being that the model once again has to reload his weapons in the next turn. Averted in Shadowrun - dual-wielding guns is possible, but offers such penalties to hit splitting of dice pools, penalties for offhand firing, recoil, environmental maltese puppies for sale in macon ga, etc.

Someone with godly skill a Gunslinger Adept or a tooled-up-to-the-max Street Samurai might be still effective with such an arrangement, but not as much as just using one firearm at a time.

However, in at least 4th edition the dual-wielding of pistols is both possible and useful, if you are using different guns to make two different shots in two different actions. It keeps recoil from stacking, which would have happened if you used the same gun twice.

Feng Shuiin keeping with Hong Kong action movies, uses this trope fairly frequently. Gun-using characters can use a gun in each hand with no penalties at all, and can blast off on mooks with both guns blazing with little problem. But against named characters, the only way to increase damage when using two guns is to buy up the Both Guns Blazing gun schtick, which doubles the base damage but allows the victim to subtract twice his toughness against it. Doing this is a very effective way to miss in GURPS.

Cinematic characters can buy off the penalties while superhuman ones can buy Extra Attack. Generally Schmuck Bait even then. Almost no two handguns can beat the damage of a single rifle. A strong enough Super Soldier could even dual wield heavy machineguns.

At least as of fourth edition, everyone can buy Extra Attack. Though Buying of the penalties 6 points is cheaper than the Extra Attack Pistols only 20 points In GURPS Gun-Fu you can buy the ability use two guns at once with no penalty for a single point, and make your guns self-reloading for another.

Every player character in Hong Kong Action Theatre can do this, along with other Guns and Gunplay Tropesas a matter of style. HKAT's penchant for multiple attacks makes blasting somebody to hell with both guns blazing very, very possible. Fudge Firefight II, one of the more critically acclaimed articles on the webzine, allows characters with the Double Barreled Badass knack to use two pistols as if they had an automatic weapon.

This is among the most mundane knacks in the article. Largely compliments of stuff like glass dancer, which makes you invulnerable and forces people to shoot at you anyways when you jump through a plate glass window guns blazing. A recurring character in Exaltedthe Nameless Solar, is never seen without twin plasma tongue repeaters.

One of the early spoilers for Shards of the Exalted Dream was a BFG known as a Godcannon. Its minimum strength requirement of 2 means that with a little bit of strength-boosting, you can dual-wield guns with 4-foot barrels and firing chambers the size of a torso In Iron Kingdoms we have Allisteir Caine, a gun mage Warcaster that is well known among players for his amazing skill with two spellstorm pistols. Also we have Master Holt, Taryn Di La Rovissi and Pistol Wraiths. The Next Stage in Human Evolution gives us the John Wu Special technique, which allows players to wield two guns at the same time.

The TK Gunslinger talent allows you to hold, fire, and reload extra guns with telekinesis. If you have both, you can wield up to four guns at once. Ironclaw has the Akimbo Fighter gift as an improvement of Ambidexteritywhich would allow a character to do this, even though the only guns in the setting are wheel-locks. One of the suggested starting builds in Myriad Song is "Akimbo Assassin", you fight with two pistols. Max Steiner from Mutant Chronicles dual-wields machine pistols.

He apparently got the idea from a movie he loved as a kid. Surprise surprise, a very vanilla 'mortal' character can do this in ' New World of Darkness ' look for Gunslinger merit. If he's also Ambidextrous, he can do this very effectively. In Zombicidesome weapons are considered "dual" the pistols, machine pistols and the Sawed-Off Shotguns for guns.

If you have two identical dual weapons equipped, you can fire both at the same area for one action. Also, you can pick up the Ambidexterity skill to consider every weapon as a dual weapon. Also, there is one weapon called the Evil Twins, taking only one inventory slot and considered only one weapon, though the eveil twins are two handguns.

In Hc Svnt Dracones a character with at least three dots in Mind: Acuity and two in Ranged Combat can do this. But they have to split up their attack dice between the two guns so they're unlikely to hit much unless using SMGs.

Gideon Wyeth can and will dual-wield any and every obtainable weapon in the game The South Korean version of Alliance Of Valiant Arms has two weapons that can be wielded in this fashion; namely the Steyr TMP and a blinged-out version of the Beretta 92FS pistol. Justified, due to the firearms of the time having no magazine. I pine for the day when one gun will carry ten shots, and not the other way around. In Schlock Mercenarya four-armed alien states that the mercenaries should recruit him because with four arms, he can fire four guns at once.

The recruiting officer points out that, with two eyes, he can only track one target at a time. I'll put down 'Very enthusiastic,' and 'Seen too many John Woo movies. The general sign of a badass in Madness Combat is that he uses two guns at once, as shown by Hank, Sanford, Deimos, Jebus, and even some Elite Mooks use it.

The ability to do this, and fire at multiple targets at once, is one of the planned features of the upcoming Madness game. Somewhat rare, but it occurs in Survival of the Fittest. Two examples come from v1, during the same gun battle. Peri Barclay wielded two revolvers, but this proved completely ineffective as he failed to hit anyone. Jacob Starr later did the same with his gun and one that an ally dropped, but he alternated fire between the two guns and it wasn't really to hit anyone as much as it was to force Peri and his ally Steven to keep their heads down, covering the other group's retreat.

Brendan Wallace wields akimbo when he's forced to try and hold off a group of terrorists sent by Danya to eliminate Liz Polanski. He doesn't fire them both at once, however, he barely even fires them at all.

This happens a lot with him. Moira Quicksilver in The Endless Night is a notorious bounty hunter who carries two matched pistols lovingly called Righty and Lefty to deadly effect. The Crazy X-Box Lady resorts to using two guns at once, after miming a pair of maracas. A somewhat popular Self-Imposed Challenge on Light Gun Games is to play both sides at once and dual-wield.

Some games such as Target: Terror Gold even have a mode that allows you to use both guns with one credit. The Elsa van Dorst's v5 incarnation from Open Blue isn't just a badass sniper anymore. Now she can fight with a rifle or musket in each hand. Blue has Agent North Dakota who does this with sniper rifles. He's accurate enough that he manages to shoot missiles out of the air. Agent Carolina does this near the end of Season 10 with two Plasma Rifles.

Yosemite Sam of Looney Tunes is a more comedic example. Being based in part off Yosemite Sam, same goes for the Rich Texan from The Simpsons.

There's a metric buttload of Transformers that do this, but you could probably guess that. Rhinox from Beast Wars is probably the one best known for doing so - with DUAL GATLING GUNS. From the same series, Ravage wields dual guns So did the G1 "Triggerbot" Dogfight All the "Trigger" Transformers - whose gimmick was engines that, by pressing a spring-loaded trigger, became weapons when they transformed into robot mode—also used Guns Akimbo to some degree.

Even some versions of Optimus Prime can do it, most famously the Powermaster version. Beast Wars Rampage did this on occasion, dual wielding a smaller gun with his Tri-Barreled Cannon shrunk down slightly to match. Captain Fordo from Star Wars: Clone Wars and Captain Rex from Star Wars: The Clone Wars prefer to use twin blaster pistols in battle.

Sabine Wren from Star Wars Rebels as well. Panchito has his two gun that he loves to shoot, but this being Disney, he isn't actually allowed to shoot at anyone, so aiming isn't usually a problem. Shane Gooseman sometimes dual-wields blaster pistols, most prominently in the title animation.

Major Phil Stark in Invasion America invoked this trope a couple of times. Once while trying to find David on Maple Island humorously used against a stray tree branch that David manipulated to distract him while he escapedand again at the Glenport Galeria while trying to rescue him from Simon and Sonia.

In Voltron ForceLance's Voltcoms can form twin pistols. When it's Lance's turn to form Voltron Red Center, his Blazing weapon is a pair of high-powered energy pistols. Crazy Stunts in Skysurfer Strike Force uses two laser pistols as his primary weapons. Bioborg Replicon can shapeshift his arms into dual missile launchers or guns. In the season finale of Green Lantern: The Animated SeriesKilowog stays behind to try to slow down the entire Red Lantern armada.

First he created a pair of large machine gun constructs, then later he busted out quad Gatling cannons. He then takes it Up to Eleven by adding a Macross Missile Massacre launcher. In the CGI short movie Azureus Risingthe protagonist uses a pair of automatic machine pistols, first against a Mook Squadand then later a single very large and dangerous opponent. Slow-mo leaping and Bullet Time dodging are in full effect. In the The Venture Bros. Love You", Sergeant Hatred rushes Molotov Cocktease this way.

She stands still, and every shot misses. In Tuff Puppy Members of T. Catdoes this quite often. Stumpy does it along with him in the episode "Let's Play Market Vendors" when the two of them rob a supermarket. Next time you go to an arcade that offers 2-player shooting games, and the guns can be operated 1-handed aka reload by shooting the bottom of the screen, not pump actionload quarters into both and see how easy it is to aim and track targets. Now imagine if both guns had actual recoillet alone the noise.

Subverted by the Finnish Hakkapeliittas in the Thirty Years' War. The Hakkapeliittas were medium cavalrymen who had helmet, breastplate, two pistols and sword. Their tactics were attack the enemy formation in full gallopshooting one pistol at 20 m distance, second at 10 m distance and then draw sword without reloading the pistols.

Comparing to the usual caracole tactics of the date, more akin, to skirmishing, the hakkapeliitta charge was usually devastating, and won several battles for the Swedes. It is today used by Finnish ice hockey fans. A possible example of actual use of two guns firing at the same time is "Macedonian Shooting", practiced by Russian special forces.

This evolved as a method of increasing rate of firemore in order to force the enemy to take cover than to try to accurately hit them, and was generally practiced by NKVD officers issued a pair of revolvers. If you don't believe me see for yourself. A group of U. Army Soldiers decided to demonstrate Guns Akimbo and its dual-inherited Rule of Cool and Awesome, but Impractical qualities on a firing range, with one Soldier dual-wielding M Squad Automatic Weapons.

As they explicitly say in the video, this is very unsafe. Considering the recoil and sheer weight of those guns, the Soldier is a sheer badass for even keeping his footing while he fired.

Note that he's forced to take a few steps back while firing. And he carefully braces himself beforehand. But wait, there is even more insane example: Back in yon olden times when pistols were muzzle-loaded and took several minutes to reload, it was fairly common for cavalry troops and people fighting in close-quarters to carry multiple pistols.

And since you only needed one hand to fire a pistol, it was quicker to hold a pistol in each hand. Nowadays this is called a New York Reload. Many descriptions have the pirate Blackbeard doing this, as he carried a large number of pistols into battle.

The purpose was not so much to kill anybody but to scare the defending crew into surrendering - as a successful pirate Blackbeard understood the importance of avoiding unnecessary bloodshed so he cultivated his reputation as a fearsome scourge of the seas. Wild West Gunfighter "Wild Bill" Hickock is said to have wielded two 'Navy' Colts at the same time using a distinctive "crossed wrist" stance.

Details are lacking but he probably fired one gun at a time using the back of his other wrist as a support. It's likely he did this to avoid reloading these pre-cartridge 'cap and ball' revolvers because that takes minutes per gun.

One technique that came out of the Old West and is occasionally seen in Western novels is the "Border Shift", where a shooter who has a pistol in each hand fires the main-hand gun until it runs dry, and then tosses each gun to the opposite hand, putting the still-loaded gun once again in the main hand.

It's essentially a form of New York Reload, with the added fun of juggling loaded weapons. Needless to say, it's incredibly unsafe and extremely difficult to do smoothly.

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It might be apropos to mention Morris "Two Gun" Cohenan Anglo-Canadian Jewish mercenary who fought for Sun Yat-sen, founder of Nationalist China. As noted on the page, his nickname came from carrying two loaded weapons so he didn't need to immediately reload, while in combat, rather than because he used both simultaneously.

Mock Duck was known for an unusual method of self-defense that combined this trope with Blind Swordsman. Apparently known as a rifleman before the shootout, he made the switch because pistols were the only thing he could raise up high enough into his greatly impaired field of vision in order to sight them. This didn't work as well as he hoped, losing the fight and getting arrested, bruised and most likely deafened from the occasional headshot clanging off his armor.

While he and his squad were under ambush in Iraq inCombat Medic Spc. Jason Mike held off insurgents by dual-wielding an M4 carbine and an M according to TOW. John Chivington, a Badass Preacher and outspoken anti-slavery advocate greeted a pro-slavery mob storming his church by whipping out a pair of pistols and announcing that "By the grace of God and these two revolvers, I will preach here today!

Depending on where you are, you may need to dual wield QSZ semi-automatic pistols as part of the Chinese Liberation Army training. However, unless new info disproves this, it is safe to assume it is solely for the purpose of training one handed firing with both your dominant and non-dominant hand. And maybe training for "Macedonian Shooting" if a soldier is ever in need of suppressive fire and only has two pistols? Alexander Solonik, nigh-legendary Russian contract killer, although initially known to be clumsy with guns and avoiding their use, is rumored to have been able to do just that during the last of his career.

And with "two guns", we mean "against two separate targets", not More Dakka. When the Imperial Japanese Army overran Hong Kong during WW2the Canadian Brigadier General John K.

Lawson radioed his commanders to say he was "going outside to fight it out" and was last seen exiting his command bunker with a pistol in each hand. Averted in the unattributed old West saying: TVTROPES About TVTropes The Goals of TVTropes The Troping Code TVTropes Customs Tropes of Legend. Community Ask The Tropers Trope Launch Pad Trope Finder You Know That Show Live Blogs Reviews Forum. Tropes HQ About Us Contact Us Advertising: