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Accuracy is the product of three things: the gun, the ammunition and practice.
Dealing specifically with the gun part of the equation, there are accurate revolvers and automatics just like there are inaccurate revolvers and automatics.
In my own case, I have a SIG P226 that is very accurate while it is hard to hit the side of a barn with my Ruger Blackhawk in .30 carbine. Yet, I have the same inaccuracy problem with my Kel Tec 9mm. The difference? Quality parts, tolerance of machining, design, etc.
So there is no set answer to your question.
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