Most Accurate Handguns covers pistols noted for tight shot groups and consistent performance, often used in competitive shooting and precision target work. The Sig Sauer P210 has a single-action trigger and close slide-to-frame tolerances derived from Swiss-German manufacture. The CZ 75 SP-01 uses an all-steel frame and low bore axis to limit muzzle flip. The Beretta 92FS has a fixed barrel and open-slide design that contribute to shot-to-shot consistency. The HK P7 uses a squeeze-cocking mechanism that produces a light, consistent trigger pull. High-performance 1911 variants from Smith & Wesson Performance Center and custom shops feature adjustable sights and refined triggers designed to minimize group size.