I have to take "accuracy tests" that depend on firing without having the firearm locked in a rest with a grain of salt. Especially when the manufacturer of the firearm is a sponsor or otherwise has a compensatory relationship with the person doing the testing. I am not saying that there was anything intentionally misleading in this demonstration, but the potential is certainly there. Have you read more than one negative firearm review in a gun magazine? I haven't. Probably one reason I do not read very many of them. I also tend to believe what I see on television almost as much as I do what I read on the internet. YMMV.
"Tyranny cannot be safe without a standing army, an enslaved press, and a disarmed populace." -James Madison
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