How does a book written by someone with firearms experiance; who watches youtube videos and reads firearms magazines; give such bad infomation?

He brings in another guy to explain that describing guns wrong can make readers angry, but then he repeatively gets things hiliariously wrong just 10% into the book.

How does he know that chokes effect the spread of a shotgun, and then thinks cutting the barrel does the same thing? Why does he think that you want pellets to spin?

I don't see anything going on about just how loud firearms are, or how people can hear them from miles away....

Why is this sold in such clunky formats? The size of the text and the shape is just so weird, I have so few words on each page.

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Why is the difference between double action and single action 61% into the book in the myths section? Why is the myths section not the first thing you find in the book?

"Because of their simple design, revolvers are considered more reliable than their pistol counterparts."

Revolvers are seriously more complicated, that's why they tend to cost more.

Why does this act like JHP explode and FMJ's hold together? I only know one round that fragments, and that is 55 grain M193, which is FMJ. JHPs are designed to open up like flowers and spread out, they are not meant to fragment.

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TLDR; Book is clunky to read due to format, it spreads infomation that people in high school with some time on youtube would know is false, and when it comes down on myths; it explains them like you are five and the myths are something only people scared of guns and who have never seen a video game; would believe.