A pepperbox, a needle gun, or a shock pulsar line.

How did you pick those? Autoguns fill an entirely different role from pulsars (massive-damage charge attacks vs. crowd-control regular attacks).

Have you read the Gunslinger Guide on the wiki? It's not great, but at least it can give you some more specific ideas.

Are you planning to keep using one sword and one gun? Then you might consult the Mixing Weapon Types section of my detailed sword guide. For example, you might work on Final Flourish, Acheron, and Nova Driver or Iron Slug. You could make several great loadouts by combining two of those.

But if you have trouble hitting moving targets...then I would suggest practicing.

But if you still can't hit moving targets (maybe because your computer/network is not great) then get a pulsar --- anything but Permafroster, whose freeze contradicts the point of pulsars.

"-Revolvers in general, whether they be Pierce, Elemental, or Shadow

...What? Do you mean Blasters?

I didn't really read that in detail, skipping around a bit, so I might have missed it if you put the correct name somewhere in the post, so sorry if you did and I missed it.

Either way, you should edit your post and correct that.

I'm glad that you found my guide helpful. I hope that you have also found the Gunslinger Guide helpful.

Voltedge is great, although usually not quite as great as Combuster, as my guide explains.

Your self-assessed inability to hit targets is a much bigger problem than damage type. As posts #2 and #3 remark, it takes practice. Certainly you will not be able to use alchemers or magnuses --- two of the most impressive gun styles --- if you can't aim well. You will be able to use autoguns, but those come with other problems (less mobility, more boredom).

Good luck.

by reading till now, i would say that Soupgeni has the best detail overall in weapons, but I want to proceed with some details:

------- Pulsars -------

Bad in aiming:
First that came into my mind were pulsars. You just can spamm them and they will ripp monsters to death, but only as long as the come from one direction like in clockwork tunnels.

For beginners, this weapon can be unrelieable, when monsters come too close and you can not get the bullets expanded to get its knockback. This means: in an arena you need to define a corner in which all monsters should go. Once you decided for a side and you do not get backstabbed, you have almost nothing to fear if you can just keep spamming bullets.

Choosing a pulsar:
This is a point where I need to object to what Bopp said. It is true that the shadow-freeze pulsar does not push enemies away as quickly as the other 2 variants, but it does actually not counter its purpose:
The frost pulsar is meant to push and keep an enemy at distance.
If frost applies, the enemy stops and will not come closer. If no frost applies, the enemy gets greatly knocked back.

=> So the frost pulsar is like 'get enemies at distance while beeing able to have more time to think what you do or defend another direction.

The very opposide is the Wildfire:
Since there is no status that lets an enemy stop midway, you can almost run unstopped through a wide place and create a tunnel across a wall of monsters while keeping pushing them away further and further.

The downside here is that you had difficulties to defend multiple directions at once since enemies come back faster after they got knocked away

=> So the Wildfire is about pushing enemies into the direction you walk creating tunnels.

The shock pulsar... well it is kinda a mix out of the previous 2, but since you mentioned you like voltedge, you may consider this pulsar, too.

------- Autoguns -------

When people talk about autoguns, they usually think about charging up and 1hitting trojans or killing Vanaduke with great speed.

The truth is: if you are new to autoguns, you have a hard time learning that you will not move while you shoot. Your Swiftstrike Buckler helps here, but this is still far from beeing safe. It is very easy to miss enough shots against a Trojan to make him turn around and make stawberyy jelly out of your face while you reload. I can not recommend the charge attack for beginners.

The normal attack however looks different: it is best used by only using the first 'hit', then wait a moment to prevent reloading after another hit, then use another time the 1st hit, etc. While doing this, make sure to keep distance to enemies. Devilities really fall for it as long as you do not reload and keep your range.

Side note: (Maybe auto-aim helps against missing trojans, but I switched autoaim like 3-4 years ago offline and never missed it as gun-prefering player.)

------- Antigua -------

I started with a blaster like everyone, but only antigua did teach me actually aiming at enemies.

You have the most shots per clip amongst all fully moveable guns by also beeing able to just rise your shield whenever danger is giving you the need to shield.

So this gun is great for 'practicing' aiming and missing 2 or 3 shots per enemy is less punishing than missing 2-3 shots with a master blaster.

=> Antiguas are best for practicing aiming for gun starters.

------- Tortoguns -------

Since you already know the mechanic with flourishes, you should be able to handle the normal 'shots' with easy, since it has the same knockbacking forward-dash pattern - well with an additional shard shooting out (though only 2 attacks before reloading).

The charge is planting a little safe zone inside the room that is leasting for a moment. A moment that should give you time to charge a sword between the safe shards and launch an attack out of your shardy castle.

This gun has some 1hitting trojan potential after one charge, but this requires very much skill. As a starter in these weapons I would just recommend you to see them as
-utility that creates ares that can monster only hardly pass
-and as 2-hit florish pattern guns with shadow or elemental damage.

Of course there are all 4 types of damage available in tortoguns, but I really can not suggest you to use yellow or red. Not yellow because devilities can just walk between the crystals and wolvers trigger their teleports with each normal attack - and not red because the red version is the only version that can not kill a small enemy with only 3 charge crystals landing on it (which is the usual to-be-expected case).

------- tldr -------

Pick the shadow-frost Pulsar and an Antigua type of your choice (recommending elemental though)

Those are Antiguas, not revolvers.

Eh, just get a Polaris and annoy tryhards in lockdown

@Vohtarak:
I can play with the yellow, too, but the opening stated that the user is a beginner in guns. Thus it would be very annoying to be forced to deal with the cons I mentioned with almost your first gun. My recommendation went to the more user-friendly guns though these may not be the best choices in pure dps.