I have pistol suppressors. You're adding weight to the front of the barrel and the barrel tilts/unlocks (modified Browning action). A Nielsen device/booster is spring loaded and boosts the cycling of the slide to counter the additional weight. He was shooting two handed but not locking out and clearly introduced the malfunctions by limp-wristing.
I certainly asserted that our healthcare system is broken. I said absolutely nothing about whether it can be improved. I certainly did not say that it can be improved by using violence. And I did not say that the killing was justified. I certainly did not say that it can be improved "unequivocally." I don't even know what that means in this context. I know what the word means, but I don't understand how you are using it here. Not everthing in the world is binary, but some things are. Everything in my living room is either an elephant or a non-elephant. I think most people would agree that our healthcare system can be improved. Some probably believe that our healthcare system cannot be improved. A modifier like unequivocally, in this context, doesn't make sense to me. Either you hold the opinion that our healthcare system can be improved, or you hold the opinion that it cannot be improved. I don't think there is much of an in-between ground.
IDK, and my point is you haven't convinced me one way or another. However, by writing "the killing was wrong, but..." you presuppose that I think the healthcare system is broken. You should convince me it's broken first. After that, you can let us know how it can be improved. I'd love nothing more.
I know very little about guns and it might be the malfunctioning, because it looks like he is reloading on every shot... Looking for the video on X, I notice a lot of anger towards the victim and the company.