dual wielding
Also called "Akimbo style" when referring to the use of guns, dual wielding is a stance in which a combatant carries one weapon in each hand. A popular depiction is of cowboys or bandits with dual revolvers. Historically, this tactic was not used often; though gunfighters in America's west did occasionally carry a revolver in each hand, the intention was to use the other weapon after the first was emptied to avoid…















