A wrestling move defined by "shooting" in on someone while they're standing up, grabbing their legs, and taking them down to the mat/ground/concrete with extreme prejudice.

Description: A term used to describe an advanced technique used in Halo 2. In order to perform this technique one must press the right trigger twice and then shortly after press the x button. If timed correctly a battle rifle will fire two shots simultaneously.

Why it works: This glitch is caused by an error with reloading. Many of the glitches in this game such as BXR and
Auto reload are associated with reloading.

What it looks like: A correctly executed double shot will most typically fire two shots simultaneously but depending on how well it is timed, there may appear to be a space in between the two bursts. Despite this you may have performed it correctly. The give thing to look for in a correct double shot is if the gun reloads without showing the reload animation.

Uses: This is one of the most misunderstood techniques in Halo 2. Due to the excessive amount of montages on the internet less experienced halo players perceive that in order to be efficient with the double shot you must use it aggressively. MOST pro players don't though. Instead this is used as one of three things. 1) As a defensive move when taking cover in a BR battle. 2) When in a game and you are trying to kill someone running away from you you can try and double shot when they almost dead person is about to walk around a corner and you will other wise lose the kill. 3) When you are behind in a BR battle and you are forced to stay in the battle without any option of running. You may ...

1. Term used in Halo 3 to describe a player's head.
2. Gamertag of the sick former Halo 3 player 'DOMEFACE'

Pronunciation:
dome (with emphasis on the long 'oh' sound)
face (with major emphasis on the long 'ay' sound)
* 'Domeface' is often yelled jokingly after 4 shotting nubs with the BR.

Originating in the dangerous suburbs of Berkeley, CA, 'domeface' was invented by the roommate of Halo player Brightside318 after mishearing the word 'domepiece' from former Halo player TheMrMagenta. The roommate eventually used the term as his gamertag - he is currently retired...for now.

LxR One N Only is one of the few professional Halo 2 players that have actually not been signed yet. He has one of the best BR's that I personally have seen on any players that I have seen play. He makes little kids cry with his beam rifle skills and dont even stand in his way when he is "Double-Shotting". Overall if you go into matchmaking and you see "LxR One N Only" on your team you have a very very good chance of winning.