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“Can it happen just by chance?”
One shot ? You bet. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn now and then.
Two shots? This calls for a tie breaker. Plus usually a wager from your shooting companions.
Third shot? Tie breaker and money maker. Collect cash, or pay up.
More? You have bragging rights. Have at it.
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So, it is your opinion that the chance of three touching shots is always an indication of accuracy? If that is so, how do you explain why five-shot groups are always so much bigger than three-shot groups?
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But, remember, only the first shot counts when hunting. Any following shots are just to cover your mistakes.
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"...Evaluating rifle, loads...", is not much about hunting, was meant to focus on accuracy only.