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JFK Assassination Plus General Discussion And Debate / Re: Dr. E. Forrest Chapman
« Last post by Jack Nessan on Today at 04:29:05 AM »I must say, this thread has completely lost me. Isn't the dishing of the primer, as observed by Chapman and as seen in the HSCA composite, the more significant issue? It would be conclusive evidence that CE 543 was a dry-firing shell, yes? The dent could be why CE 543 became a dry-firing shell - i.e., it was no longer suitable for reloading. The dent could have happened during practice with the M-C or CE 543 could have simply been picked up someplace by Oswald. Yes, the dent perhaps could have happened when CE 543 was fired on 11-22 - but not if the primer shows evidence of more than one firing pin impact. What am I missing?
That is what I thought too. It did not take long to change.
The thread turned into debunking CE 543 and dry firing so as to keep validating and promoting an early missed shot. CE 543 as a snap cap casts a huge doubt on that scenario. You saw the lengths he went through and conclusions he reached trying to prove a third shot. Everything but the obvious is being believed. Going as far as replicating a sniper's nest to... I don’t really know why someone would do that. I am not much better. I fired a carcano from inside of an old farmhouse and then stuck the barrel outside of the window while having Mike stand outside to see if there was a difference in the sound. The only thing I learned was don't shoot a rifle inside of a dusty old farmhouse. It took an hour to get the dust out of my eyes.
Given your dabbling into religious beliefs, something you would understand is people seem to hold onto the third shot like a religion. A third shot cannot be proven, and it makes no sense when described in any scenario. A religious fervor about a third shot is what you are seeing here. I have watched it for a decade on the forum. Charles and John are just the latest.
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