Guess it depends on what it takes to be satisfied.
Yep. Noticing that's at 200 yards, I'd be pretty happy. Looks like maybe 1.25"? That was about the best I could manage at 100 yards with mine.
I’m not right now where I can pull that target for measurement. But, I’d say that 4 of the 5 could maybe confirm your guess. It’s that 8 o’clock stray which likely opens things up to about 2-1/2” (still easily Minute of Coyote). Thinking back on that sight-in session, I seem to recall that the previous five looked closer together, but all outside the black. The ammo for that session was A-USA 55 V-Max factory loads, which have proven surprisingly precise, a disincentive to try to beat them through handloading.
Good trigger control and consistency of grip can make that sorta thing happen pretty regular-like. The adjustability of the Contender trigger, of that vintage, certainly helps, too. The Leupold 2.5-8x32 EER is getting close to the maximum useable magnification for such a pistol on varmints. Much more, and there’s a tendency to lose track of the critter outside the limited field of view.
Edit: Because you got me curious this morning, I just had to pull the target when I got back to the house. The tight four were a wee bit less than 1-1/4” (1.1-something), and the stray opened the group to a bit over 2-1/2” (2.6-something).