Things Ct's can do to prove a conspiracy.

[Martin Weidmann]

Between that and Martin's laser Case Closed.

Ever tried the laser experiment, Brian?

Or do you just prefer ignorance to be bliss?

[Jack Trojan]

My opinion is that Oswald used the scope for the badly missed first shot and then, realizing that the scope was misaligned, used the iron sights for the second and third shots.

So Oswald truly was a superhuman marksman then? I'd like to see someone match that feat exactly how you describe it. Expert marksmen couldn't even do it with a sighted scope. So after Oswald's 1st shot, he realized his scope was wonky, so he switched to the iron sights to score a 2 for 2, all in under 10 secs? You keep telling yourself that. But if he was such a super-marksman, then surely he would have known the scope would be useless and removed it from the rifle before smuggling its parts into the TSBD in a paper bag, correct?

BTW, the fact that it took 3 shims to realign the scope before the FBI could even hit the target means the scope was never sighted-in. No way. Which means Oswald must have practiced with the rifle with the wonky scope and didn't bother to sight it in or else he never shot the rifle. WTF? Otherwise, there is no way an unpracticed shooter could have possibly pulled off a 2 for 2 on that day, the way you describe it.

How come Oswald didn't take the 1st shot as the limo turned onto Elm? Sitting duck served up on a silver platter. It didn't get any better than that.

[Tim Nickerson]

So Oswald truly was a superhuman marksman then?

LOL! It took him three tries before he actually hit the target. You call that superhuman marksmanship? You kooks crack me up.

[Tim Nickerson]

Numerous people and groups far more qualified than LHO failed in recreations over the years.

Name them.

[Bill Brown]

If it wasn't going to be used, why would it have been left on the rifle then?

Perhaps Oswald didn't know he was going to use the irons until after he fired the first shot while looking through the scope.

[Zeon Wasinsky]

Perhaps Oswald didn't know he was going to use the irons until after he fired the first shot while looking through the scope.

There was no reason to have ever removed the scope mount in the 1st place. The so called 38" bag that was never photographed where it allegedly was found at the SN, was 8" width flat and 6" diameter.  The scope could have been left attached after barrel removed from stock and stil fit in that bag:

[Jack Trojan]

LOL! It took him three tries before he actually hit the target. You call that superhuman marksmanship? You kooks crack me up.

Huh? Didn't the MB and the head shot hit the target? Isn't that 2 for 2 using the iron sights after missing the 1st shot thru the wonky scope? You're  bloody right that's superhuman marksmanship. Has anyone replicated it? You dumasses crack me up.