Just a couple of thoughts:
-No one has produced a better analysis than the OP. While it's just a model, it's a darn good one that is based on the mean of some real world data. The model can be adjusted, and anyone no liking the original model is free to make those adjustments.
-The nature of these forms is "what if". The thing we train for is "what if", and there is nothing wrong with discussing "what if".
-Spray and pray can be a valid technique for some situations. It's even taught in the military from my understanding. It's called suppressive fire. One needs to look no further than post #99 for a real world example. "Gramins let loose with a barrage of rounds hoping that what he might lose in accuracy would be compensated for by its suppressive nature. " I hope I never have to use it. It won't be very good option for us folks who don't carry higher capacity pistols.
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