All other factors being equal, what pistol calibers have a reputation for being good for accuracy purposes? I've heard/read .32 semi-wadcutters, .38 Super. .30 Luger are considered "inherently accurate" and good when accuracy is the primary concern. If you were building a pistol for accuracy, period, what cartridge would you build it around and why? (other than the .22).
[assume that all of the answers which begin . . . "depends on the shooter, depends on the quality of the barrel, depends on the barrel/slide lockup, depends on . . . ad nauseum" have already been posted so we can skip them. Assume all those things are taken to be equal. The only thing that varies is the cartridge.]
[assume that all of the answers which begin . . . "depends on the shooter, depends on the quality of the barrel, depends on the barrel/slide lockup, depends on . . . ad nauseum" have already been posted so we can skip them. Assume all those things are taken to be equal. The only thing that varies is the cartridge.]
