15 Mythbusting Moments About Firearms Necessary Because Of Movies And Video Games

Overall, the Film industry does a poor job of portraying safe gun function and then use. But we understand movies are meant to be fun, not firearm instructionals. However, that doesn't mean we can't target those people. After all they're making billions of glamorizing the subject.
There's just something about guns. We can't deny our love for a stylish, well-honed, lubed death machine, irrespective of our feelings about gun control. Guns serve multiple functions: first, they are cool (and thus make you look and look cool by association), and second, they cause a great deal of harm. So they're similar to mechanical cigarettes (and to some people, just as addictive).
Although there are countless instances of terrible gun use on the big screen, the following that stands out to all of us as pretty heinous.
Despite this, given how many firearms most people have seen, the average person knows surprisingly little about them. We're here to assist you in resolving this issue.

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Guns

Sources: The Truth About Guns, The Truth About Guns

Source: Gun Digest

Source: Slate

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Machine Guns

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Source: Science ABC

Source: HistoryNet

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Source: The Writer's Guide to Weapons

Source: The Writer's Guide to Weapons

Source: Gizmodo