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So I recently got a model labeled as a Space Marine Captain in the mail(Pictured below) and I noticed that he had two powerfists. Now I went to look up the rules on what having two powerfists were and I couldn't find any. So now I have two questions?
1.Are there rules for models with twin powerfists?
2.Is there any rules that I could use to have a captain with twin powerfists?

WYSIWYG is not a rule. How a model looks has no bearing on what weapons he actually has.

1. Yes, there are rules for models with twin PF.
2. Yes, you can use that captain with twin PF.

Twin PF (or any other melee weapon, except CS and LC) make no sense, you have to pay points for both PF, and you can attack with both, but there is no advantage to it. You can also make all of your attacks with one PF. Its not like you would get a free attack (like with twin LC), or something else. Therefore, use one PF and spend the points for the second PF on a ranged weapon or a SS.

Yea, you can't use both powerfists. Back in 5th edition I remember you'd get +1 attack if you have 2 of the same CC weapon, but that's no longer the case. Maybe it's an old model.

You can use both PF, but it makes no sense.

Ok, thanks for the info guys.

Or stick some gun barrels on and use as counts-as Calgar?