Features:
- All of the same awesome features as the AW Custom Competitor, except multiplied by 2
- Double barrel design provides twice the fire power
- Full metal slide and upper frame
- Enlarged competition style grip with honeycomb grip pattern
- Ambidextrous safety
- Enlarged magwell flare enhances the shooters reloading ability
- Functioning beavertail safety
- Exaggerated front and rear slide serrations make weapon manipulation easy on the run or with gloves
- Skeletonized competition style trigger
- Enhanced realism from double the kick!
- Directly improves overall life-satisfaction-rate
- Breaks the limit of traditional "dual-wield"
Specifications:
Length - 220mm
Weight - 1664g
Magazine Capacity - 62 Rounds
Power Source - Green Gas
Blowback - Yes
Shooting Modes - Semi
Hop-up - Adjustable.
FPS - 330
Anyone can dual wield two pistols, rolling through doors, jumping through windows, a pistol clenched in each fist spewing BBs at whatever enemy gets in your way. It has been considered by many, the ultimate in two handed justice. However, after surviving disco, hammer pants and The Expendables, shooting akimbo is no longer the gold standard of the John Woo school of shooting. AW custom has now made it possible to shoot four guns at once! You can now deliver the same or more amount of plastic justice as seen in Hard Boiled and Face Off, using only one hand, what will you do with your other free hand? That's up to you.
About Armorer Works:
While the world around us has moved to less demanding production techniques, AW Custom has stayed true to its original values based on craftsmanship and quality, that is why AW Custom products are able to last a lifetime. We are the keepers of a culture's ancient craft, a symbol of the airsoft gun maker's desire to stay true to tradition. Each stage of the process: from manufacturing to finishing, is a specialized skill that takes time and careful attention.
Includes:
x1 AW Custom HX21 Series Double Barrel Hi-Capa 1911 Gas Blowback Pistol - Two Tone
x1 62 Rnd Magazine.
x1 Manual.
