[Shooter 2.5]

That’s right. Call it a “Magic Bullet”. That’s the 11-22 Truthers name for their “Building Number Seven”. Everything you don’t understand is somehow impossible.

The second bullet went through Kennedy’s five inches of flesh to hit Connelly. That’s like you holding a canned ham in front of yourself while I shoot a 161 grain bullet going 2000 feet a second and you’re telling me you will be absolutely safe.

Tell you what. Name the time and place and we can duplicate this. You can even leave the ham inside the can. Deal?

[mkjessup]

That’s right. Call it a “Magic Bullet”. That’s the 11-22 Truthers name for their “Building Number Seven”. Everything you don’t understand is somehow impossible. The second bullet went through Kennedy’s five inches of flesh to hit Connelly. That’s like you holding a canned ham in front of yourself while I shoot a 161 grain bullet going 2000 feet a second and you’re telling me you will be absolutely safe. Tell you what. Name the time and place and we can duplicate this. You can even leave the ham inside the can. Deal?

Explain how that bullet that was found after it rolled off John Connelly's stretcher was nearly undamaged and in nearly pristine condition:

Take all the time you want.

KJO? We got a live one here.

[mad_as_he$$]

I agree with you!!! Some sources quote the M-C 6.5mm at “2296 FPS” muzzle velocity. Seems slow to me for that weight slug and that round. My 7 x 57mm routinely pushes 3,000 fps at the muzzle with a 150 grain Sierra boat tail.

In any case at that range it still had a great deal of energy.