>be me
>reading a cozy /k/ related book
>get immersed in the story
>author suddenly shits fuddlore all over the page
>book ruined
Authors will spend years researching and writing but can't spend 10 minutes learning how a gun works. They can't even figure out the correct caliber for the guns in their story.
Why is it so hard for noguns to comprehend basic information about guns?

>>63969306 (OP)
>Authors will spend years researching
doesn't happen, they lie

>>63969306 (OP)
Solution: Read books by authors who are/were huge gun nerds, such as Arthur Conan Doyle.

>>63969306 (OP)
>Research
Aka Google/wiki
>In depth research involving expert testimony
Reading shit posts online.

>>63969378
Jack carr cums his pants writing about guns. Unfortunately it's mostly tacticslop sigs (sponsored) and Gucci ar15s

>>63969306 (OP)
What's funny to me is in lonesome dove the main guys, Call and Gus use 1860 henry rifles when they have a bunch of 1873s they give to deetz and the farmhands. Pea Eye has an 1866, but Pea Eye says she is a shit shot anyway and in other scenes he has a double barreled shotgun and a remington rolling block I assume he hunts with
One of those fudd things I remember is in like the first or second grade they read stone fox to us and in that book they keep saying
>hand guns bad, because they kill people
>rifles hella dank though
It came out in 1980 so I'm assuming it must have been some fudd who thought hunting was fine but wanted a handgun ban

>>63969385
or just chatGPT and google search's AI overview, now

>>63969306 (OP)
>Authors will spend years researching

Very few do and those aren't the ones you're complaining.

>and writing but can't spend 10 minutes learning how a gun works.

Because guns are icky and they're not going to put in the effort because the non-sperg audience doesn't' know or care either.

>They can't even figure out the correct caliber for the guns in their story.

See above.

>Why is it so hard for noguns to comprehend basic information about guns?

See above.

>>63969306 (OP)
What's the specific example, out of curiosity?

>>63969306 (OP)
more likely guns are just the only subject yoy know enough minutiae about to notice the mistakes amd old hearsay.

>>63969306 (OP)
Starside Blues is pretty /k/ino reading, author knows his shit. Brigador is also written by a former british tank officer

>>63969306 (OP)
>be anon
>too ignorant on any topic but guns to spot mistakes
>stupidly think that authors in general spend years researching other things because you can't spot their other mistakes
>sperg about the guns but not the other stuff

>>63969306 (OP)
What book?

>>63970052
>Call and Gus use 1860 henry rifles when they have a bunch of 1873s they give to deetz and the farmhands.

You get used to using a gun in combat and you don't want to change.

Is why so many still use AR style rifles instead of something newer.

Also, newer doesn't necessarily mean better.
Henry and 1873 were basically same except for loading gate and forestock.

Gus and Call were not very rich and didn't have many bandits to shoot after they retired from the Rangers in 1861 and became cattlemen in Lonesome Dove. Their Henry rifles were their last "issued" guns they got, 15 years prior to the setting of the movie.

>>63969306 (OP)
>be me watch a lot of cop stuff on amazon prime
>nyc setting
>people allowed to carry guns is seen in a bad light
>they always go i carry a lot of cash or im a diamond merchant
>its all jewish reason to pilpul why they should be able to carry guns in nyc written by jew script writer in hollywood.

holy shit. lol.

>>63971006
same thing with the news
>>63971396
ARs are better than newer guns.
A Winchester 1873 is better than a henry 1860 because the henry has no foregrip, the retarded spring thing that explodes rounds and shoots rimfire ammo
and every other member of the ranch has an 1873 except pea eye who has a 1866. Why would all the workers be richer than Gus and Call?

>>63970603
>more likely guns are just the only subject yoy know enough minutiae about to notice the mistakes amd old hearsay.

This.

Once you learn another topic well, you see how much the "news" and Hollywood lie about or know nothing about the topic.

>>63971462
Because they had no need to "upgrade" their Henry for sitting around Lonesome Dove and drinking and poking Lorena.

Like said, they get used to them. They weren't online FB using LARPers.

Had an uncle who was a Texas Ranger in the 1920s-1940s and he only carried a SAA in .45 Colt his entire law enforcement career from 1918 to 1960s. He killed around 20 men with that revolver too.

>>63971469
they fucking used them multiple times during the show

Tvtropes normie faggots call that - CBAHC

>*"Cowboy" means Bounty Hunter, "Bebop" is the name of the Cool Starship, her name is Ed, and that's not her computer. The only accurate word is "AT"*

The more specialized knowledge you have in any field the more you realize journalists and politicians are the most useless and imbecilic group of vestigial liars and buffoons on earth.

>>63969378
>Arthur Conan Doyle
Didn't he also believe in Magic and Hollow Earth shit?

>>63973589
sounds like a smart and based guy

>>63969306 (OP)
You can actually read! I'm impressed. Normally your generation can't. Was this part of a summer school assignment?

>>63973589
And?

Sometimes its more enjoyable that way

>>63975163

i giggled when a guy described some guy's super unique one of a kind gun that could have only ever been used by one person as a sig sauer with hogue grips
also it was chambered in 45mm

>>63975168
Fact: high ranking SS officers in full dress uniform often would assault rear area military hospitals with knives (for stealth)

>>63973479
>journalists
I believe should stop using this term as a blanket term for undesirables, since there are a lot of people that risk their lives to find and publish the Truth, i.e. going to conflict zones, interviewing witnesses, photographing shit and risking lives to smuggle it out, etc.
It's not their fault that every grifter, biased news anchor, and Tw*tter cheerleader that never leaves their home/studio calls themselves """journalists""".
And local small-town papers pretty much volunteer to sit through court hearings, budget committees, etc. so we don't have to. They're often the only people to report corrupt shit in local/municipal government.

It's like saying you don't like all lawyers... yeah mostly are evil and/or retarded, but someone has to run the permit office, and a brave few uphold the Constitution/fight injustice/protect the helpless/save the forests.
We should definitely purge the bottom 90-95% of those who identify as journos, but we'd lost without ANY. Just saying

>t. known a few exceptional individuals of both

>>63973589
>Doyle had a longstanding interest in mystical subjects and remained fascinated by the idea of paranormal phenomena, even though the strength of his belief in their reality waxed and waned periodically over the years.
>Some have mistakenly assumed that Doyle's turn to spiritualism was prompted by the death of his son Kingsley, but Doyle began presenting himself publicly as a spiritualist in 1916, and Kingsley died on 28 October 1918 (from pneumonia contracted during his convalescence after being seriously wounded in the 1916 Battle of the Somme).[91] Nevertheless, the war-related deaths of many people who were close to him appear to have even further strengthened his long-held belief in life after death and spirit communication. Doyle's brother Brigadier-general Innes Doyle died, also from pneumonia, in February 1919. His two brothers-in-law (one of whom was E. W. Hornung, creator of the literary character Raffles), as well as his two nephews, also died shortly after the war.
>Doyle found solace in supporting spiritualism's ideas and the attempts of spiritualists to find proof of an existence beyond the grave. In particular, according to some,[92] he favoured Christian Spiritualism and encouraged the Spiritualists' National Union to accept an eighth precept – that of following the teachings and example of Jesus of Nazareth.
Not that out there DESU

>>63969306 (OP)
>Authors will spend years researching
More like minutes skimming wikipedia

>The opposite: retarded one-dimensional story with obvious self-insert mc, but pages on pages of gun autism
What book is it?

>>63973589
So he's right about guns and about geology. What of it?

>>63975163
>>63975168
>>63975278
Sauce?