[justshutupandtakeit]

No, as usual you are distorting the issue.

Since the rifle was allegedly put in a car, carried to New Orleans, put in a car, carried back to Texas, to the Depository, disassembled, reassembled all that moving around and manipulation would have left the sight totally out of alignment even if it had been mounted properly and not defective.

Thus, it is virtually impossible for the rifle to have been accurate given all that banging around and NO OPPORTUNITY to sight it properly before the killing.

This is obvious even to a non-expert and, since it should be obvious to one who claims to be an expert yet is resolutely ignored by him, that inclines me to believe he is not being truthful or is not arguing in good faith.

[Shooter 2.5]

Reassembling the metal to the wood stock has nothing to do with the accuracy. The wood has nothing to do with the alignment between the receiver and scope so it wouldn't be factor.

Dropping it onto a floor from a three feet height would affect the accuracy, whether it fell right side up or not.