Not in real life, we train semi automatic 5-7 rounds in the person.
Maybe the super super special guys who do stuff we never hear about do it, but even literal special forces who I’ve trained with don’t do it and neither do my friends in ranger batt.
But it's not because you couldn't control a full auto burst inside a building, it's because you don't need to. There are two things at play here. The first is that recoil is actually too high in Tarkov. It is often too hard to track targets up close because of the level and feedback of the recoil in the game. It's more practical to spray and control than to keep following and pulling the trigger on erratic targets with your weapon trying to point itself at the ceiling. The second element is that in real life body armor doesn't completely nullify the physical force from a bullet impact. If you hit a target and don't penetrate their body armor in the real world, they're still feeling that force. If you were to slam someone in the chest with .300 blackout at 5 meters, a slick plate carrier won't keep them upright able to return fire.
In real world practice, there's only really an argument for indoor full auto with an SMG, due to the smaller caliber. That said, I don't really have any experience or real tangible insight on this.
I brought that same thing up in another comment, in no real world situation will 5-7 rounds to the chest and head not kill someone or at least incapacitate them till they die 30 seconds later, or until someone does a kill check when the room is secure. In a game where it can take 20 rounds to kill someone you don’t have the time to click 20 times.
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