What is the firearm seen in the James Bond movie Spectre?

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GenericUsername817@reddit

https://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Spectre#Arsenal_Firearms_2011_Dueller_Prismatic

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TheHolyLizard@reddit

They got insane sleuths on there catching like single frames of a gun

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Mammoth-Western-6008@reddit

Internet Car Movie Database is another wild one.

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Akconcentrates@reddit

Arsenal Firearms Double Barrel 1911 “Prismatic” it literally says on the website that the gun “was created for a large international movie production” u can get it thru American Precision Firearms.

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MassDriverOne@reddit

I've seen it in person at the range once.

Was in the lane going through rounds, a group of very obviously wealthy people showed up in the lane next to me, also very obviously not experienced gun people. None particularly fit, all very hyped up, and all wearing a hodgepodge of 90's urban bdu camo and black with lots of bling.

Anyways they rolled up and pulled out this absurd double barrel .45, a kriss vector, some kinda drum mag fed shotgun, and maybe a SCAR idr. Dudes had money

Not judging them I mean if I had the means of get cool shit too, but also their general disposition did kinda make me uneasy to be around them+firepower

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mr_cake37@reddit

I encountered folks like that at my first PRS match. They were running rifles that were 3-4x the cost of my entire rig; they had clearly dropped serious coin on their equipment.

However they didn't seem to grasp basic range safety etiquette and had to constantly get reminded where to safely point their guns, to have their actions open, chamber flags etc. I think they shot pretty badly too, not that I was any better.

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MassDriverOne@reddit

Oh man a really good friend of mine, great dude, have to keep an eye on him around guns.

He's not malicious or anything just kinda... loose with em. Dude went big and bought a Mk23 that is just sick af, but at the range got gassed up after popping it off and turned around unintentionally flagging us all :/ jesus christ that thing makes big damn holes ffs no

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idkarn@reddit

Drum mag shotgun for tacticool purpose when money isnt an issue - Pancor Jackhammer?

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Bloody_Insane@reddit

Not a chance. Only 3 prototypes were built and afaik all three are accounted for.

I'd bet on either some turkish gun or a Saiga 12.

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roadrunnuh@reddit

I saw Kriss Vector do some optical illusions and sleight of hand on the street once.

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nzdastardly@reddit

No that was his brother, Kriss Angle

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Akconcentrates@reddit

I saw Kurt Angle once.

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Pirat_fred@reddit

Do you mean the Angel of Kurt Cobain ?

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Markius-Fox@reddit

If I had a nickel for every time I've been confused for The Undertaker...I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice.

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justaheatattack@reddit

money can't buy class.

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Consistent-Plane7227@reddit

It should be called a 3822

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Jgibbjr@reddit

I see what you did there.

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__robert_paulson__@reddit

But why? I saw this movie but I don’t remember noticing a double barrel 1911. That seems like it’d stand out to me. Do I need to rewatch or was it just a subtle detail?

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HowDoraleousAreYou@reddit

Specte is just that forgettable, it’s not your fault.

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Mindless_Log2009@reddit

Jerry Miculek shooting a pair of double barrel .45 ACP's.

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Nom-De-Gruyere@reddit

Ah so both barrels fire at the same time. Seems a bit pointless because both bullets will be headed for the same aim point. Would be better if one barrel could be delayed slightly to give a two shot burst with some spread. Like two hammers with the second falling after the first, plus a slide lock until after the second hammer falls to delay the blowback and open the breech after the second shot.

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