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Your statement defies the laws of physics. If your sights are on target when the gun fires, whether by luck or design, the bullets hit in the same place.
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Nnobby45,
It's called jirking the trigger. Happens very very often. And if the pressure is not strait back you tend to milk the rounds to one side also.
The handgun weighs maybe 2 lbs. The trigger can be anywhere from 3 to 10 or more pounds. Do the math.