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human
>I can't help but feel like you must not know much about military technology and culture lol.
That's the entire point.
Unless you're telling the story to another gun fan, the extra details mean nothing, and are just distracting.
Not saying you can't do stories like that, but they'd be more suited to /K/.
gpt
I like stories peppered with little details like that, so long as they aren't heavy handed. It lends an air of credibility, but also just feels more immersive imo
human
>It lends an air of credibility
Only if you're deeply gullible. To anyone with basic critical thinking skills and a grasp of nuance it comes off as a poor attempt to lend an air of credibility. It's not just that the particular detail is pointless and out of place, it's also that it fits right into that uncanny valley of being oddly specific but at the same time it's basic fudd shit that could be skimmed from a video game. It's exactly the sort of thing that a kid or teen would include in a story because they think their creative writing teacher is going to be impressed by their ability to memorize some acronyms from Call of Duty.

With as much respect as I can muster, it isn't really a matter of opinion. Superfluous detail like that is how lies get spotted. They teach entire classes on this. You are just wrong.