Not bad shooting, but he might need another gun.
5 failures to feed during the course of the video with FMJ ammo, and at least one other bobble where the gun didn't go into battery until the trigger was released.
I think his thumbs were dragging on the slide. Looked to me like an operator-induced malfunction, rather than a tool failure.
That being said... I did drop my LCP like it was on fire, after it had an inexplicable "hot round" incident that launched a copper ring into my face (don't know how else to describe it), and then the thing would never function properly again.
As for accuracy...
Crap sights and common expectations of being a "belly gun" don't mean it won't shoot.
I had my .327 Federal LCR out a little while back, to run some ammo through it for the first time in quite a while (might have been as long as a year
).
At 92 yards, it was 'minute of bowling pin' for six consecutive cylinders. After that, the wind picked up and knocked the bowling pins* out of sight. From then on, myself and my brother were smacking a 3" diameter fire extinguisher* with at least 4 rounds per cylinder, usually five. (Rarely all six.)
I have a new found appreciation for that little 'plastic' revolver and its terrible "sights"...
*(Not our targets. Someone else's trash that had been dumped. Any other day, we would have cleaned it up; but the wind got to be too brutal.)
"...didn't go into battery until the trigger was released..." Lotta pistols won't do anything but that.
No.
Please re-read your post and think about what you've typed.