by Oleg R. August 4, 2004
The proper term for holding one pistol in each hand. Often confused with the incorrect term of "double-pack pistols".
by Marcin April 20, 2003
To dual-wield(gun in each hand) firearms. Most common with handguns and Submachine guns but not limited to.
P.S. Dual-wield is more proper than dual-fist. Dual-fist has its own fucked-up description.
P.S. Dual-wield is more proper than dual-fist. Dual-fist has its own fucked-up description.
1.In the opening tea-house shootout, Insp. Tequila fires two TT-33 handguns akimbo in Hardboiled
2. Neo fires two MP5Ks akimbo in the bank shoot-out in The Matrix
2. Neo fires two MP5Ks akimbo in the bank shoot-out in The Matrix
by Gunmaster45 July 11, 2008
Using two of something, rather than one; most commonly used in weapons. Dual wielding is using two weapons, one in each hand, during combat. It is not a common combat practice. Although historical records of dual wielding in war are limited, there are numerous weapon-based martial arts that involve the use of a pair of weapons.
by HEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYEYEYEYEY January 16, 2019
1.To dual wield any firearm or other projectile weapon. Can be done with pistols,submachineguns,laser weapons,crossbows, sawn-off shotguns,and,if you try hard enough,pump or lever action shotguns,light and heavy machineguns,rocket launchers and Gatling guns.
2.(pussie definition)To spread out limbs,sticks,breasts etc.
2.(pussie definition)To spread out limbs,sticks,breasts etc.
Bob:So I heard Bill can fire two miniguns at the same time.
John:No shit?
Bob:Yeah,he can akimbo pretty damn well.
John:No shit?
Bob:Yeah,he can akimbo pretty damn well.
by Lolazer February 12, 2010
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