To answer your question, Yes, it is common. When a revolver is fired, hot gasses from the fired round burst from the space between the barrel and the cylinder. These hot gasses carry GSR ( gunshot residue ) with them and deposit theme on anything near the weapon. Thus if both hands are near the firearn when it is discharged, they will both likely recieve a deposit of GSR. Hope this helps.
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