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Title: Turtle and his SKS-45
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Published: Sep 13, 2009
Author: Turtle
Post Date: 2009-09-13 17:54:48 by Turtle
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Fires the 7.62 mm round. First time I fired it, standing, iron sights, I shot the target through the head three times at 100 yards. Oswald was 265 feet away, far less that 100 yards. Pretty easy shot. 7.62 mm bullet.
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#6. To: Turtle (#0)
300 feet = 100 yards. 265 feet = almost 88 yards. The car was moving 15 miles per hour, and after the first shot, sped off to 25 and 30 mph within the first 500 feet. If the first shot was at 88 yards, and we're talking about a moving car, not to mention the wind coming towards the vehicle at 15 to 20 Mph as per the weather report on that given day, I'd be interested in you making that shot on a moving target. If Carlos Hathcock, the most decorated sniper in the world couldn't have made the shot, I assure you, that you certainly could not.
There ya go. Some other military top guns set up the situation to perfectly match Dallas and they failed as well. There conclusion was obvious. It didn't happen as the fairy tale went. America had a coup on that day.
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#8. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#6)
If Carlos Hathcock, the most decorated sniper in the world couldn't have made the shot, I assure you, that you certainly could not.
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