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Semi-auto for HD

tuktuk
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You need two hands to be effective with a semi too. You cant just spray and pray.

 

Spray and pray one-handed? No, but you can brace a semi-auto on a chair/desk/table/counter and fire remaining rounds while a wounded arm flaps on your side.

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    You need two hands to be effective with a semi too. You cant just spray and pray.

    What?! Maybe to shoot skeet effectively, you'll need two hands. It'd be pretty easy to hit a man-sized target from 7 yards away. Again, this is a home defense scenario, not taking your time to shoot sub-moa. With a 12ga loaded with buckshot, you'll have to hit center of mass once. You'd have to be pretty weak and uncoordinated to not be able to do that with one hand.

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