MikePGS
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I'm a big fan of Michael Connelly, and lately i've been making my way through his Harry Bosch series. Its not really firearms heavy, but there are a few references to what he carries, which being a firearm enthusiast i like to read, because they give me both a visual image, and sometimes tell you something about the character. That being said, today while reading his novel "Lost Light" there is a reference to what sort of gun he has in his home: A Glock P7 This completely took me out of the book that I was pretty well into at that point. I assume he meant H&K P7M but then a few sentences later he mentions the lack of any sort of safety, which makes it sound more like a Glock (yeah i know, there is a safety) since if he was familiar he would've mentioned the squeeze cocker, as John Sandford does in his novels. Anyways, my point is this completely distracted me and momentarily sapped my enjoyment of this book. So my question is this: Whats the biggest error that completely destroyed your sense of disbelief in a work of fiction?