Firearms experts who say; ?I can't do it so it can't be done?, cannot be trusted

[Ross Lidell]

In 1956.  Right after 3 weeks of intensive training. With an M-1. At a stationary target.

That's correct John.
Do you believe that alone proves it's impossible for Oswald to make the "kill" shots attributed to him by the Warren Commission and the HSCA?

If it's YES, explain why?

[Peter Kleinschmidt]

Dodging.

Why do you believe the Mauser story without any evidence to assess its credibility?

So now you think acting dumb as a fox is a sure win.
"Hey, everybody, Seymour said it was "an honest mistake"!
He sure does not speak to it being anything other than a Mauser at all in his WC testimony.
Flimsy Shame on you

[Bill Chapman]

So now you think acting dumb as a fox is a sure win.
"Hey, everybody, Seymour said it was "an honest mistake"!
He sure does not speak to it being anything other than a Mauser at all in his WC testimony.
Flimsy Shame on you

He wasn't asked to speak to any other rifle

[Ross Lidell]

So now you think acting dumb as a fox is a sure win.
"Hey, everybody, Seymour said it was "an honest mistake"!
He sure does not speak to it being anything other than a Mauser at all in his WC testimony.
Flimsy Shame on you

I'm unimpressed by a personal attack rather than a reasoned reply with facts. 

"Weitzman did not handle the rifle and did not examine it at close range". [Warren Commission Report Page 645]

In 1967 Seymour Weitzman was interviewed for the CBS Investigation shown over three nights on network television. Seymour Weitzman is on the record as saying: "I made a mistake but it was an honest mistake". 

Weitzman could have described the rifle as a Bazooka for all I care. The rifle found on the 6th floor of the TSBD on 22 November 1963 was a Carcano C2766.

A G A I N

If you believe there was a Mauser rifle in the TSBD on 22 November 1963:

-- Who brought the Mauser to the TSBD?

-- At what time was the Mauser brought to the TSBD?

-- Who removed the Mauser from the TSBD?

-- At what time was the Mauser removed from the TSBD?

Additionally the most important question of all:

-- What was the purpose of a Mauser being on the 6th floor of the TSBD?

Well?

[Walt Cakebread]

I'm unimpressed by a personal attack rather than a reasoned reply with facts. 

"Weitzman did not handle the rifle and did not examine it at close range". [Warren Commission Report Page 645]

In 1967 Seymour Weitzman was interviewed for the CBS Investigation shown over three nights on network television. Seymour Weitzman is on the record as saying: "I made a mistake but it was an honest mistake". 

Weitzman could have described the rifle as a Bazooka for all I care. The rifle found on the 6th floor of the TSBD on 22 November 1963 was a Carcano C2766.

A G A I N

If you believe there was a Mauser rifle in the TSBD on 22 November 1963:

-- Who brought the Mauser to the TSBD?

-- At what time was the Mauser brought to the TSBD?

-- Who removed the Mauser from the TSBD?

-- At what time was the Mauser removed from the TSBD?

Additionally the most important question of all:

-- What was the purpose of a Mauser being on the 6th floor of the TSBD?

Well?

Any student who believes that the rifle that was found well hidden 15' 4" from the N. wall,  beneath a pallet with boxes of books stacked on it, and surrounded by other boxes of books was a Mauser .....Need to think about these questions.....

If you believe there was a Mauser rifle in the TSBD on 22 November 1963:

-- Who brought the Mauser to the TSBD?

-- At what time was the Mauser brought to the TSBD?

-- Who removed the Mauser from the TSBD?

-- At what time was the Mauser removed from the TSBD?

Additionally the most important question of all:

-- What was the purpose of a Mauser being on the 6th floor of the TSBD?

[Michael O'Brian]

Why would anyone in the TSBD wait until the limo made the turn, when the easiest shot would have been frontal before it went onto Elm.
The answer to this is that the shooter was in the Dal Tex.

[Walt Cakebread]

Why would anyone in the TSBD wait until the limo made the turn, when the easiest shot would have been frontal before it went onto Elm.
The answer to this is that the shooter was in the Dal Tex.

That's not a bad theory....Do you have an iota of evidence?

[Michael O'Brian]

That's not a bad theory....Do you have an iota of evidence?

I have the same type of evidence, that the W.C produced to say Oswald fired from the 6th of the TSBD, It is none
but common sense upon weighing up everything about this case, show's the man was as innocent as sin, and he shot no one on that day.

It is obvious that whoever did shoot J.F.K, did not do it from the TSBD if he was going to do it, it's so much easier to fire as the car approached the building instead of moving away from it.
Would you not think so too?