Handy guide to Walt's fabrications

[Tim Nickerson]

I'm not surprised that you would present a phony video in an attempt to prove that Hoover's EXTRA SPECIAI agent was correct in saying that the carcano could be loaded with seven live cartridges and fire seven shots without reloading....

So Mr easily duped....Please count the number of LIVE cartridges that are visible in the clip at the 1:10 point in the video, just before the magician loads the clip into the rifle .....  Can you count to FIVE Mr Snickerson.....

Beginning at 6:55.

[Walt Cakebread]

Beginning at 6:55.

The question is:..... DOES the slick talkin charlatan actually load seven live cartridges into a mannlicher carcano??  A simple yes or no please...

[Tim Nickerson]

At 75 yards, 7 shots, all hits, in 6.8 seconds:

[Walt Cakebread]

At 75 yards, 7 shots, all hits, in 6.8 seconds:

Mr Easily Duped....  Is the rifle shown in the video a stock Carcano??    Question:....  How did this man do what no other person could do.??...

I'll wager whatever sum you can afford to lose that the carcano in the video is NOT a stock unmodified carcano....

Do I need to remind you that the Warren Commission employed several experienced expert rifleman and stated that it took 2.5 seconds just to operate the bolt ( eject a spent round and chamber a fresh cartridge) And this time did not the time needed to align the sights on the target, and squeeze the trigger.  So according to the WC it would take 15 seconds to operate the bolt and cycle six cartridges through the rifle WITHOUT firing the rifle.

[Walt Cakebread]

At 75 yards, 7 shots, all hits, in 6.8 seconds:

The man says the rifle has not been modified.....The video first shows a carcano with a scope mounted but when the rifle is being fired it has no scope...So the qustion is:...Is it the same rifle that he said was not modified?  Or did he remove the scope because it hindered the rapid firing of the rifle?... And The rifle itself may not have been modified, but the BOLT most certainly has been modified.  And it is the BOLT that prevents the rifle from being fired accurately rapidly....And that's because an unmodified bolt cocks the firing pin spring on the upstroke or opening stroke ...And that pulls the sights off target....  The rifle being fired in the video,  cocks the firing pin on the closing stroke....It definitely is NOT a stock carcano....

[Walt Cakebread]

The question is:..... DOES the slick talkin charlatan actually load seven live cartridges into a mannlicher carcano??  A simple yes or no please...

Mr Easily Duped.... You did not answer the question.....

DOES the slick talkin charlatan actually load seven live cartridges into a mannlicher carcano??  A simple yes or no please...

[Tim Nickerson]

Mr Easily Duped....  Is the rifle shown in the video a stock Carcano??    Question:....  How did this man do what no other person could do.??...

I'll wager whatever sum you can afford to lose that the carcano in the video is NOT a stock unmodified carcano....

Do I need to remind you that the Warren Commission employed several experienced expert rifleman and stated that it took 2.5 seconds just to operate the bolt ( eject a spent round and chamber a fresh cartridge) And this time did not the time needed to align the sights on the target, and squeeze the trigger.  So according to the WC it would take 15 seconds to operate the bolt and cycle six cartridges through the rifle WITHOUT firing the rifle.

What were the names of those riflemen and where can their statements be viewed?

[Tim Nickerson]

The man says the rifle has not been modified.....The video first shows a carcano with a scope mounted but when the rifle is being fired it has no scope...So the qustion is:...Is it the same rifle that he said was not modified?  Or did he remove the scope because it hindered the rapid firing of the rifle?... And The rifle itself may not have been modified, but the BOLT most certainly has been modified.  And it is the BOLT that prevents the rifle from being fired accurately rapidly....And that's because an unmodified bolt cocks the firing pin spring on the upstroke or opening stroke ...And that pulls the sights off target....  The rifle being fired in the video,  cocks the firing pin on the closing stroke....It definitely is NOT a stock carcano....

Why should we believe you over someone who is clearly an expert with the Carcano? You're saying that a Carcano without a scope on it is not a stock Carcano?