I can see both sides of this argument. I have one and love it, but after the CT shooting that was the first thing I thought "thank god he wasn't using a slidefire" While I agree, it is far less accurate, it still can be managed after practice. With the .223 at 50yds I had them in a 24" group and the .22 I can have inside a dinner plate at 50yds. With my 15-22 I can actually use it while using my grip-pod and still do a full mag dump while prone using the bipod legs. And something overlooked while talking about the slidefire is that you can do as few or many round strings as you want. You can still 3-rd burst after practice so the effectiveness could still be achieved. When I bought my slidefire way before all this bad stuff started happening, it was the talk of my shooting buddies and got asked about it all the time. Even from people I didn't know. As of late, I pretty much just leave it locked up.

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-Dik