By "modern" I mean it's aired new episodes this century. By "accurate", I mean one where firearm ownership is assumed patriotic and intelligent. Some shows I think it's just dumb writers, but others it's quite obvious they want to demonize firearms. There are very few that I've seen that show guns as being owned by everyday people for everyday carry.
Specifically, I'm looking for shows where...
*When someone has a gun, the cops don't press them, "well why do you have a gun?", or it's not assumed that because they have a gun they are ex-SF or a bad guy.
*If someone is a law-abiding citizen with a firearm, they are not portrayed as a paranoid redneck.
It would be nice if they could get the tactics right (i.e. not needing to rack the slide or cock the hammer because the gun should be ready, not leaving it on the seat of your car or failing to use a holster), the forensics, and the legal aspects correct, too.
It is very rare that I see a TV show that doesn't portray me as a paranoid redneck or a criminal. I think the only mainstream show where guns are commonplace is The Walking Dead, but since guns are politically correct in the case of a zombie apocalypse, I don't know if that counts.
Specifically, I'm looking for shows where...
*When someone has a gun, the cops don't press them, "well why do you have a gun?", or it's not assumed that because they have a gun they are ex-SF or a bad guy.
*If someone is a law-abiding citizen with a firearm, they are not portrayed as a paranoid redneck.
It would be nice if they could get the tactics right (i.e. not needing to rack the slide or cock the hammer because the gun should be ready, not leaving it on the seat of your car or failing to use a holster), the forensics, and the legal aspects correct, too.
It is very rare that I see a TV show that doesn't portray me as a paranoid redneck or a criminal. I think the only mainstream show where guns are commonplace is The Walking Dead, but since guns are politically correct in the case of a zombie apocalypse, I don't know if that counts.