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Offline Bill Chapman

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #88 on: January 31, 2019, 09:42:15 PM »
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     The SBT is certainly Not a "finding". It is David Copperfield worthy. An Illusion.

That's just your opinion

How about some facts: For instance, why do you lot never post this:



@Newbies: These brainiacs  are still claiming (after 55 years, mind you) CE399 a pristine bullet
Lets see their heads squished to that degree and still brush it off as 'minor'
 
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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
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Offline Jack Trojan

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #89 on: January 31, 2019, 11:12:08 PM »
That's just your opinion

How about some facts: For instance, why do you lot never post this:



@Newbies: These brainiacs  are still claiming (after 55 years, mind you) CE399 a pristine bullet
Lets see their heads squished to that degree and still brush it off as 'minor'

@Newbies: LNer brainiacs  are still claiming (after 55 years, mind you) CE399 was NOT a pristine bullet
But pristine means intact. CE399 was 95% intact. How does 1 bullet smash thru 3 bones and show up slightly deformed, intact with no DNA on it, while the 2nd FMJ bullet strikes 1 bone and explodes (0% intact)?

Offline Walt Cakebread

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #90 on: January 31, 2019, 11:57:59 PM »
That's just your opinion

How about some facts: For instance, why do you lot never post this:



@Newbies: These brainiacs  are still claiming (after 55 years, mind you) CE399 a pristine bullet
Lets see their heads squished to that degree and still brush it off as 'minor'

Nice try Chappy.....  Though the bullet (CE 399) may not be "pristine" in the strictest sense of the word it definite did NOT strike Connally's rib or his wrist.....
Any FMJ 6.5 bullet would have been badly damaged if it had stuck either of the bones that CE 399 is imagined to have struck.

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Offline John Iacoletti

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #91 on: January 31, 2019, 11:58:35 PM »
Mr Easily Duped....  Is the rifle shown in the video a stock Carcano??    Question:....  How did this man do what no other person could do.??...

Notice how Walt always has an excuse?  First it can't be done at all.  Then when somebody does it, the excuse is that the clip wasn't full.  Then when somebody does it with a full clip, then the excuse is that it wasn't a "stock" Carcano.

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #92 on: February 01, 2019, 12:09:16 AM »
PS.....If you've read "Walt's Fab's" WF #1 --  Then you know that the basic crux of the my "fabrication" is to point out that the track of that bullet puts a time stamp on the photo... Dillard snapped the shutter DURING the SHOOTING and he filmed the vapor trail of the hot bullet through the cool humid air......And the photo clearly shows that there was NOBODY firing a rifle from that window....

"Bullet track"

"Vapor trail"

 :D :D :D

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Offline Walt Cakebread

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #93 on: February 01, 2019, 01:49:18 AM »
Notice how Walt always has an excuse?  First it can't be done at all.  Then when somebody does it, the excuse is that the clip wasn't full.  Then when somebody does it with a full clip, then the excuse is that it wasn't a "stock" Carcano.

John, It's not I who evades the truth....  The basic question is:... Did your FBI buddy, Firearms "expert", Robert Frazier say that the carcano could be loaded and used as a single shot rifle JUST LIKE A Springfield 30.06 ?    Did Frazier say that John? 

And how about Your fellow FBI chum's statement that the carcano can be loaded with seven cartridges ...have you been to a gun shop and asked to see a carcano loaded with seven live rounds?  Have you John? 
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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #94 on: February 01, 2019, 02:00:28 AM »
Nice try Chappy.....  Though the bullet (CE 399) may not be "pristine" in the strictest sense of the word it definite did NOT strike Connally's rib or his wrist.....
Any FMJ 6.5 bullet would have been badly damaged if it had stuck either of the bones that CE 399 is imagined to have struck.

@Newbies:
Hit hard bone in JFK at a glance, squishing lead out the butt
FMJ ammo is designed to resist expending its energy inside a body

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
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Offline Jack Nessan

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Re: Handy guide to Walt's fabrications
« Reply #95 on: February 01, 2019, 02:25:00 AM »
John, It's not I who evades the truth....  The basic question is:... Did your FBI buddy, Firearms "expert", Robert Frazier say that the carcano could be loaded and used as a single shot rifle JUST LIKE A Springfield 30.06 ?    Did Frazier say that John? 

And how about Your fellow FBI chum's statement that the carcano can be loaded with seven cartridges ...have you been to a gun shop and asked to see a carcano loged with seven live rounds?  Have you John?

Robert Frazier is correct. The carcano can have a single shell inserted into the chamber, close the bolt and be fired.

In this video the gentleman hand loaded a single cartridge into the chamber, closed the bolt and fired it.