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Tango01 Supporting Member of TMP03 Jul 2018 3:31 p.m. PST

"The Israeli company Silver Shadow recently attracted attention for its double-barreled AR-type rifle, the Gilboa DBR Snake. For the most part, it's an AR, uses AR parts and fires the 5.56-millimeter AR round. Except that it has two separate barrels, two magazines and two ejection ports — with two triggers as if two AR rifles had smashed into each other.

The two triggers are to make the Snake legal for civilian use in the United States, as We Are the Mighty‘s Blake Stilwell noted, citing ATF regulations for machine guns. But it's easy enough to pull both, firing two rounds at once.

It's the civilian market, primarily in America, where this gun should find buyers. Military customers are highly unlikely to view this rifle as very practical…"
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goragrad03 Jul 2018 7:20 p.m. PST

Not sure what civilian market there is.

But then there are people who have to have oddball products regardless of practicality.

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