You have made a claim. You claimed that there is still doubt that Oswald was sent this rifle.
That's not a claim, it's a statement of fact and it is also 100% true. There is still doubt that Oswald was sent a rifle for one reason only; you have failed completely in showing that a rifle was indeed sent. Waldman's opinion about something that's written on a piece of paper isn't proof. It's not even evidence.
That contradicts the clear business records of Klein's who sold and shipped the rifle in question.
Good grief. Klein's received an order for a rifle. The address on that order was Oswald's PO Box. They kept a business record that confirmed that the rifle was sent in response to that order on March 20. It is a business record specifying the date and method of shipment. This is not Waldman's "opinion" that it was sent as you stupidly suggest. It is the information contained on the business form. There are only two options to be drawn from this circumstance: 1) a rifle was sent to Oswald's PO Box on March 20 as the form indicates; or 2) Waldman and Klein's were in on the conspiracy to frame Oswald for the assassination of the president by fabricating this information. There is no third option in which nothing can ever be proven because we live in a world of blissful contrarian ignorance. No time machine is required. It can't get much clearer than this:
Mr. BELIN. Is there a date of shipment which appears on this microfilm
record?
Mr. WALDMAN. Yes, the date of
shipment was March 20,1963.
Mr. BELIN. Does it show by what means it was shipped?
Mr. WALDMAN.
It was shipped by parcel post as indicated by this circle
around the letters “PP.”