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  • Dianneundefined Offline
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    Also known as [akimbo] or dual-fisting. The act of firing two guns at once, one in each hand.
    A ridiculous, idiotic, and downright [fucktarded] practice popularized in [John Woo] movies and unrealistic video games like Call of Duty.
    It is probably descended from the few gunhands in the old West who used two pistols. But instead of firing both at once, they would either do a Border Switch (draw two guns, empty the first one before firing the second), or a [New York Reload] (draw your backup piece when your weapon runs dry rather than [reloading]). This is because it is impossible for a human being to look through two sets of sights at once.
    Therefore if you fire two guns at once, at least one of them wont be aimed at all, causing you to waste all of the ammo in that gun hitting nothing that you actually wanted to. Or you could just do it the Hollywood way and not even try to use your sights, meaning youll just spray

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