At The End Of The Day....The Question is:...

[Walt Cakebread]

If I am not mistaken,there was several rifles found the day of assassination in the TSBD.

I believe you are mistaken....  The ONE and only rifle in evidence in any photos taken that day show the rifle to be a model 91/38 Mannlicher Carcano.

[Don Echols]

Thanks,but how can you explain,Mr Frazier saying LHO,had a 24 or 26 inch package under his arm?

[Eddie Haymaker]

It wouldn't kill you to do some research on your own

Welcome.

[Don Echols]

I have done plenty,of research,i wanted your opinion. To much has been presented on that day in Dallas.I think the last,by James C  Jenkins,is the most credible.

[Walt Cakebread]

Thanks,but how can you explain,Mr Frazier saying LHO,had a 24 or 26 inch package under his arm?

I can't explain that, because I believe you're mistaken about what Frazier said....He said that the flimsy paper sack that lee carried that rainy morning was approximately 27 inches long.....Which is too short to conceal the carcano, but to long to fit between Lee Oswald's cupped hand and his arm pit.   And Frazier said that he could see nothing sticking up above Lee's shoulder to the height of his ear....

[Don Echols]

That is my point,it could not be the rifle.

[Eddie Haymaker]

Buell Frazier has said as much

He said about the same length as a std long brown shopping bag

The rifle is about 1m long at least - disassembled

no way

[Don Echols]

Disassembled 1m is 39 inches,you would have to have gorilla arms to hold in your hand to arm pit.