What's the most accurate handgun you've fired?

[AZ Desertrat]

Ruger Blackhawk .44 Special, 5.5 in barrel.

 

[Potatohead]

Couldn't help noticing a whole lot of revolvers made the list. I'd always heard you can't hit the broad side of a barn with one. Pretty interesting.

 

[OrangePwrx9]

Ruger Bisley Blackhawk in .357 - awesome with target loads
S&W 686 6" Power Port (factory port job, target sights) - likewise
4" .357 Security Six - not as good as the first two, but it was very good & I could shoot it well.

Only SA handgun that I've considered very accurate is my Ruger Mk II Target. None of the drop barrel SAs I've shot have been spectacularly accurate. My Kahr K9 shoots best of what I own.

 

[perpster]

S&w 581 4".

 

[clem629]

TC Contender 223 Rem MOA accurate if I do my part, Scoped of course.

 

[stressed]

as for factory mass produced military pistol? P08 luger.

 

[UpperAtmosphere]

Springfield TRP Operator is scary accurate.

For revolvers, my 29-2.

Overall, the most accurate gun I've fired is probably my father's Ruger Mark II. I liked it so much I bought one myself and had it sent off to get the same work done to it.

 

[glove]

My Glock-26

 

[Mike OTDP]

Mechanically? My Morini CM84E shipped with a test target. 20 shots at 50 meters...and the group can be covered with a quarter.

 

[Barry the Bear]

Smith and Wesson model 10

 

[krimmie]

Ruger Security Six.

 

[george29]

S&W 13-3 3". The other is probably BHP 9mm.

 

[Route 66]

Taurus, Model 627 Tracker (Total Titanium), 4" barrel, .357 with "Ribber" grips. I can do tight groups at 7 yds. and look like a pro with it but with autos I'm a fair to average shot at best. It's the light weight and grip-abilty that seems to make a difference for me.