User:Mossarelli

Since I was a kid, I dryfired my grandfather's firearms and took them apart. The interest pushed me into competitive shooting at age 8 and I kept at it for 3 years. Because I moved with my father to his new girlfriend, I never picked up range shooting again, but the interest was always there. Now when I'm 23, the interest has since then bloomed into perfection through books, movies and video games; I often find myself irritated by how Media portray guns in movies and games but also in the news. Being born in a "no-guns" country, there hasn't been much liberty for me to acquire and shoot guns, but dynamic shooting is on the rise and I will most likely enter into the sport when I have the economy.

What I want to contribute to the wiki is correction of small details that I find while watching movies and playing games. I often spot people shooting blanks in movies and bolt groups being moved too slow or out of sync. In games, it's usually about caliber details and damage dealt to enemy entities that makes me irritated. I stopped playing games that uses sliders to determine Damage and Range.

When I find inaccuracies, I will back it up with proof, but also leave a note about what it was in the past so that people can go back and check it.