The idea failed spectacularly, with investors unconvinced, AMP losing more than $1,000 per unit on each sale, and the entire design team walking out in protest. Namely, production was rushed and it was massively underpriced in an attempt to convince investors that the pistol was a hot seller. It was never a real money-maker thanks to flawed production and business decisions. It went through several different manufacturers, the first of which was the Auto Mag Corporation (AMC). 44 Auto Mag was the first semi-automatic pistol to use a cartridge as heavy as.

Appears as a usable weapon in Counter-Strike Online 2, possibly its first appearance in any media.

Just like every other handgun in the game, it can also be dual-wielded. Owing to its ridiculous size for a 1911-based pistol, it uses the same animations as the Desert Eagle.

It is one of the weapons added in the Infinite Onslaught update for Killing Floor 2, meant for the Gunslinger perk.

In the Gotham episode 'Heroes Rise: All Will Be Judged', Gordon can be seen loading one, though it never gets used.

Weasel brandishes one during Deadpool 2.

Alice and Razor are also seen wielding them at one point.

Apppears in Resident Evil: The Final Chapter as Christian uses two skull-painted AF2011 Dueller Prismatics as his main firearms.

In Spectre, Hinx carries an AF2011 Dueller Prismatic, which he only uses once.

45 ACP rounds firing at once has limited it's popularity. In addition, the need for proprietary magazines and the increased recoil from 2. 45 ACP rounds traveling side by side will have wildly differing ballistics (since the two are traveling at the same velocity, their turbulence and wakes will interact with each other, possibly pushing them slightly off their trajectories and changing the impact points from shot to shot). Ballistically it also suffers from somewhat reduced accuracy, as two. In case it wasn't obvious, Rule of Cool is the only reason this weapon exists, as it does nothing that a standard 1911 (or comparable weapon) can't, apart from the dubiously-practical expenditure of two rounds at a time. The magazine is similarly two side-by-side M1911 magazines held together by their base. Much of the mechanisms either come in pairs or have been welded together into a double-sized one. It is a derivative of the M1911 pistol, and is, in simple terms, two side-by-side M1911 pistols merged into a single body. The Arsenal Firearms AF2011-A1 (with Standard, Dueller, and Dueller Prismatic variants) is an Italian double-barreled semi-automatic handgun. Top: Standard Model Bottom: Dueller Prismatic model

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