Max Holland claims that Oswald was standing straight up to fire Shot #1, and that he then sat down on a box of books, reacquired the target, and fired Shots #2 and #3.
Dear Sonderführer Storing,
Do try to get your facts straight, won't you?
Holland says:
1) Oswald was standing in a semicrouch and
awkwardly leaning forward for his first, missing-everything shot at hypothetical "Z-107," 1.5 seconds before Zapruder resumed filming at Z-133.
2) Oswald did not sit on a box while firing shots 2 and 3 but knelt behind the stack of boxes at the window.
3) Oswald took 11.25 seconds to fire all three shots and therefore had plenty of time to "reacquire his target" after kneeling down.
I think Holland is correct in saying the first shot was fired before Zapruder resumed filming, but I believe Oswald fired it a little bit later, at hypothetical "Z-124," instead, as indicated by Roselle's and Scearce's 2020 study on the voluntary / conscious reaction times of seven prime witnesses (including JFK, Jackie, JBC, and Nellie) to the unexpected sounds of the first shot.
Do try to get your facts straight in the future, won't you, Sonderführer Storing?
-- Tom