"Retaining a center hold?" What does that mean?
Sounds like a great handgun.
Means you don't have to "hold over" a distant target, that is, aim for a point above where you are trying to hit. Instead, you aim right where you want to hit, and the bullet gets there before having an opportunity to fall significantly (from gravity).
It means you shouldn't have to aim high to account for the bullet dropping over distance... The way you usually do with slower velocity bullets.
But with standard handgun sights.... I'm not sure most could shoot a tight group or with much accuracy with it at that distance... The distance between the front and rear sights isn't long enough to be a fine enough sight picture, and a target will have to be as big as a trash can lid to see it. Now... put a scope on it, you might have something. But hard to pack it around that way ;~D
When you fire a large handgun, the gun jumps upward. This large gun can be fired and still keep the weapon on the center of the target so seconds don;t pass before you pull the handgun back on the target.