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Being able to place slow-fire shots on a single target again and again is a function of the mechanical accuracy of the gun and the shooter's ability to maintain a proper sight picture through the trigger pull. Experienced shooters can usually accomplish this with just about any firearm regardless of comfort or fit. It is a different thing entirely to be able to rapidly put effective rounds on multiple targets. A gun that comes to the natural point of aim that Jumping Frog talks about is key to being able to transition quickly between targets because the sights are where you expect them to be and the gun is pointed where you expect it to be without extra effort. In a defensive pistol, I want one that enhances my ability to be effective, so fitting me and pointing naturally are qualities that must be present in the handguns I rely on.