Which of the following is NOT a drawback to the beanbag shotgun?
A) Existing inventories of shotguns are inexpensive to convert.
B) These weapons can still injury bystanders.
C) Beyond sixty feet the accuracy deteriorates substantially.
D) The rounds, although not intend to penetrate the skin, have done so.

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The conversion of existing shotguns to fire beanbag rounds is generally considered an advantage because it is cost-effective, not a drawback. The other options (B, C, D) are recognized drawbacks associated with the use of beanbag shotguns, such as potential injury to bystanders, decreased accuracy at longer distances, and the possibility of the rounds penetrating the skin despite their non-lethal intent.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Drawback to the Beanbag