I would say that the vast majority of people out there wouldn't be able to tell the difference anyway, with their skill set.
And for the ones that would be able to tell the difference, they understand that accurate semi-autos are to be had, as well.
Also, there's "accurate" and there's "accurate".
When I'm squirrel hunting, I don't care if my .22 isn't capable of putting every bullet inside a 1/4" diameter spot so long as I can still hit the head of the squirrel I'm shooting at.
And if you're shooting for competition...there are generally rules which guide the competition concerning what guns can be shot so that everybody is given a level playing ground. If the competition is with revolvers or bolt actions, then shooting semi-auto isn't even a consideration.
And for the ones that would be able to tell the difference, they understand that accurate semi-autos are to be had, as well.
Also, there's "accurate" and there's "accurate".
When I'm squirrel hunting, I don't care if my .22 isn't capable of putting every bullet inside a 1/4" diameter spot so long as I can still hit the head of the squirrel I'm shooting at.
And if you're shooting for competition...there are generally rules which guide the competition concerning what guns can be shot so that everybody is given a level playing ground. If the competition is with revolvers or bolt actions, then shooting semi-auto isn't even a consideration.