‘Cold Steel’ is a movie set on a Pacific island in WWII, where Hong Kong action star Guo Minxiang plays a Japanese sniper with a torn shirt and…an American M1941 Johnson Rifle? And a variable-power riflescope that wouldn’t be invented for another twenty-five years? Really, now: Arisakas may not get much love among American shooters but they’re actually excellent rifles, and just about any period rifle would be a superior sniper weapon to the recoiling-barrel M1941 Johnson and its delicate magazine. Why does Hollywood (or in this case, Hong Kong action cinema) get guns so wrong most of the time? . . .
VIDEO John Lott Rips Hollywood’s Bigoted Bias Against Gun Owners
In Rules for Radicals, Saul Alinsky wrote that ridicule is man’s most potent weapon. Well, John Lott of the Crime Prevention Resource Center follows Alinsky’s rule in a great video titled Hollywood’s Bias Against Guns. In five minutes, he rips Hollywood’s hypocrisy when it comes firearms in America. And he delivers his ridicule with great … Read more