[QUOTE="Lord_Daemon"]
Well so far everything that I've seen that has attempted to debunk the Oswald on his own theory with his little old rifle has horribly failed so until I see anything that causes me to doubt the simple facts I'm sticking with Oswald as the man.
MagnumPI
From experience shooting rifles I know and anyone else will tell you that getting of consistent shots with a sloppy action is chaos when the target is moving.
They made him out tobe some novice but I don't believe so. He had a lot of experience with rifles if he was the one who placed all of those shots with THAT rifle. The rifle had to be sighted in. So he was the one who sighted it.
If it was him and him alone he was well trained rifleman. Otherwise he had help.
My hunch would be that if itwas a conspiracy that rifle was not his and it wasn't used to shoot JFK. The rifle claimed to be Oswald's is so because a quality rifle with aprecision action and good optics (the kind an experienced marksmanwould have would havebeen suspicious.
Well there's always that debate amongst people for and against various theories insisting that he wasn't very good and others insisting he was or must have been. Recently though I did watch a program in which they used the rifle in question and had three different people with various degrees of skill level (none, some, and expert) and all were able to hit within a small circle on a target moving at the speed the president's car was moving at with relative ease from the distance that Oswald shot at. It just didn't seem that hard and thus wasn't a factor in the debate.
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