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The sway you experience while using a weapon's scope is exactly the same as your hand sway. The higher the PSp the more your hand will sway around, causing your shots to go off target. Now what the PSp does is influence your character's hand sway. I'm not sure if it's possible to enable that in FNV, haven't really looked into that. It didn't do anything in FO3 either, unless you re-enabled spread penalties based on weapon conditions. Many people probably have also noticed the "Spread" value in weapon tabs.

These used to alter PSp before an official patch corrected it.

Weapon Mods with Decrease Spread effects, or as a byproduct of Split Beam effects.

The WSp is completely static and based on the weapon's "Min Spread" value.

Using a 1 or 2 handed weapon and having 1 or 2 arms crippled.

Aiming control pressed, be it Scope/Iron Sights/Weapon zoom.

Here is an overview of all the factors that affect PSp: The PSp is very variable, being affected by the players weapon skill, movement, arms and much more.

Now the total spread consists of two major factors, the player's spread (from here on referred to as PSp) and the weapon's spread (referred to as WSp). These settings all affect the player's spread.

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