Oh yeah, someone mentioned its possible name in this thread so I'll ask: Why in the world would anyone name a beautiful gun a Crass? Defined by Webster (in part): thick, gross, fat, coarse, grossly stupid, dull, obtuse, tasteless.
I don't know anything about classic American doubles either, but I always assumed it was named after Crass the Rome politician that (if I got my Ancient History syraight) shared the last Triumvirate with Pompey and Ceasar. For a company with Ancient Greek name, that's not too far-fetched... Maybe they just forgot to look it up in the Webster?
