What can I say, he's a super stud.
Did you actually look at what he hit, or more specifically, where he was hitting, assuming he was aiming at "something".
And no, I wouldn't want to be in front of one, in any fashion.
Historically, in things like drive bys, and shootings of the type by people who are trigger pullers and really aren't shooters, it's usually the person who is being shot at, that "seems" to be in the safest place, and often walks away without a scratch. Hence the "cliche" above.
I honestly can't remember where my first rounds went, but I don't think I hit the target at 10 yards with them. Hitting the ceiling was distraction enough, and I didn't see the point in continuing to use that method. I like to hit what I shoot at.
"Usually" when you see people shooting like that, you don't see what they actually did, other than make noise. Try shooting a realistic course of fire like that, and see how you do.