Whats more accurate a revolver or pistol?

Revolvers also are inherently more accurate than most semi-automatic pistols because the barrels are affixed to the frame. Most semi-autos have barrels that are in motion during the firing cycle but “locked” into place at the point of firing.

Do revolvers have good accuracy?

In terms of accuracy they are all very similar in being able to put shots on target in a small area. Most people have been told that the 2-inch barreled revolvers “aren’t accurate” beyond a few feet.

What is the best gun for accuracy?

Glocks in general are some of the best overall 9mm pistols because they are relatively cheap, very reliable, simple to operate, compact, and accurate. This is why they are so popular with civilians who just need an accurate short range handgun for self-defense.

Whats the most accurate revolver?

Top 5 Revolvers For Competitive Shooting

• Korth Super Sport .357 Magnum.
• Taurus Tracker 692 .357 Magnum/9mm.
• Dan Wesson 715 .357 Magnum.
• Ruger GP100 Match Champion .357 Magnum.
• Smith & Wesson Performance Center Competitor 686 .357 Magnum.

What is the most accurate revolver?

The most accurate revolver I own is a 1955 Target model S&W 45acp revolver. This revolver has been uncanny in its ability to shoot lead bullet reloads into small groups at 25 yrds. and is a wonderful Pin gun with the same loads.

Are revolvers better than pistols?

Resilient to Harsh Conditions – Most people believe revolvers perform better than pistols in harsh conditions, such as those with a lot of dirt and dust. This is thanks to revolvers’ simple designs, which lack many of the small parts of modern semi-automatic pistols.

How accurate is a revolver?

Revolver accuracy is dependent on several points starting with the diameter of the cylinder throats which should be .001″ TO .002″ larger than the bullet diameter. For instance a 38 special or .357 magnum cylinder throat should be .358″ .359″, but no larger.

What is the most accurate handgun?

Nine Millimeter (9mm) and the 38 Special are generally considered the most accurate of calibers because of their ability to produce very little muzzle blast and recoil to intimidate the shooter, yet they remain effective because of their velocity and knock down pressure.