Walt, ONCE again you are in error. Firstly, only a bullet NEVER fired can be pristine. There is NO such thing as ?nearly? pristine. It?s an oxymoron. Secondly, we have no way of knowing the weight of CE-399 before the shooting as even bullets from the same lots at manufacture can be significantly different in weight. Hence, there is NO way of knowing how much weight was lost. You simply read conspiracy crap and repeat the same BS. Ever done any actual research Walt?
we have no way of knowing the weight of CE-399 before the shooting as even bullets from the same lots at manufacture can be significantly different in weight.
You are simply a liar, Mr May.... Bullets CANNOT be
"significantly different in weight".... To make such a statement is asinine. I will look up the manufacturing spec for a 6.5mm 160 grain bullet and report back....
I found this interesting bit of information.....
the standard Italian service round used an unstable round-nosed bullet with a propensity to tumble, whether hitting soft tissue/ballistic gel or harder material such as bone.The liars on LBJ's Cover Up Committee would like us to believe that CE 399 hit JFK ....then Hit JBC rib and then his wrist and remained in nearly pristine condition....
I believe that a 160 grain FMJ 6.5mm Carcano bullet could weigh between 158.8 grains and 161.2 grains ..... That is NOT a SIGNIFICANT difference.