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With a handgun what do you consider "good enough" accuracy? I'll start, with my M&P 357 Sig Shield I say it's good enough for self defense because it'll put all of it's shots in a fist sized group dead center in a paper plate at 30'. At the far end My 44 Mag Redhawk will hit a 5 gallon propane bottle every time at 100 yds so I call that good enough accuracy for brush hunting. I've heard of other guns being called "combat accurate" but I don't know what that is never having been in combat. I know back in the day very accurate guns were know as bullseye or silhouette but those terms seem to have fallen by the wayside.