Yes - it does, however for the sake of brevity, sometimes it's impossible to be more specific."any auto pistol" covers a really large range of guns. There's a LOT more gun designs out there than just the variations of the Browning tilt barrel service pistols.
If you start eliminating guns, based on price, design, rarity and/or other specifics then no one is going to want to read the three page long post!
How about - Glocks vs S&W revolvers?
Or Sig vs Ruger revolvers (excluding the 210).
Exactly - that's exactly what I'm talking about!The avg semi- auto service pistol these days is not designed for accuracy. That is not its intended purpose. It is intended to be accurate enough at combat distances.
If you walk into a gun store and select a gun off the shelf -a center fire (not .22 rimfire) for a reasonable price, say $700 or under - that's has to be accurate - what would it be?
Revolver or semi auto?
All I'm getting at is that a revolver is made to be nice and tight so it functions. That has the side benefit of making the revolver nice and accurate.
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