Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: notfred
.22 (top) compared to .223 (bottom)
Thank you for clarifiying that.
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
I would rather be shot by an M-16 with a FMJ round that I would with a .22 long rifle w/a hollow point.
Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: Colt45
Damage?
yes it will kill a person if you hit them in the right spot.
but it's really designed for vermin, there is a reason why armies don't equip .22's.
Do you know what an M-16/A-4 shoots? .223
LOL!
What's the maximum effective range of that weapon soldier? (edit, answer later)
Slap, Pull, Observe, Release, Tap and Shoot
460 meters, SIR!
SPORT!
Only if you go with the Lone Gunman Theory.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Only if you go with the Lone Gunman Theory.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Only if you go with the Lone Gunman Theory.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
What is the range and type of bird? Maybe a .410 shotgun or snake shot .22's if it's not too far away would be more suitable. That .22 LR could travel quite a ways if not stopped.Originally posted by: Spikesoldier
wow look at the responses,
well it's purpose is for shooting that pesky bird that always eats the fish in my pond.
i am using .22 winchester hollow point bullets.(i guess it does some damage)
dont worry guys i am 'sponsable with guns.
Originally posted by: althor27
Technically, the military cartridge used in M-16 is 5.56mm NATO which is loaded to higher pressure standards than .223 Rem.
Read more disinformation? No thanks, I'll take the more plausible "French Contractor Hitman Theory" given by others. There were two others in addition to Oswald, the fall guy. One on the Grassy Knoll, one in the Storm drain. Classic ambush with interlocking fields of fire.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Only if you go with the Lone Gunman Theory.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
Read and learn
Bogus Buff Ballistics
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Read more disinformation? No thanks, I'll take the more plausible "French Contractor Hitman Theory" given by others. There were two others in addition to Oswald, the fall guy. One on the Grassy Knoll, one in the Storm drain. Classic ambush with interlocking fields of fire.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Only if you go with the Lone Gunman Theory.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
Read and learn
Bogus Buff Ballistics
History Channel had a series on it; others have written on it as well. I'll try to find something for you, as if you're interested.
I understand it to have been the Mafia, because JFK and RFK were not playing ball with Castro, were going to go after the $$ the Mafia was scooping out of Las Vegas / Hollywood at that time. They hired French gunmen, so there would be no stateside leaks as the story goes.Originally posted by: Eli
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Read more disinformation? No thanks, I'll take the more plausible "French Contractor Hitman Theory" given by others. There were two others in addition to Oswald, the fall guy. One on the Grassy Knoll, one in the Storm drain. Classic ambush with interlocking fields of fire.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Only if you go with the Lone Gunman Theory.Originally posted by: Jimbo
Originally posted by: jemcam
Originally posted by: Kaieye
RFK was killed by a .22 bullet in the head...
No, he was "officially" shot by an M1 carbine, which is a .30 caliber.
(edit, my bad, I first read JFK, not RFK)
Neither was JFK.
JFK was shot with a 6.5mm bolt action Mannlicher-Carcano.
Read and learn
Bogus Buff Ballistics
History Channel had a series on it; others have written on it as well. I'll try to find something for you, as if you're interested.
Interesting.
So nobody really knows who did it?
Originally posted by: Jimbo
I would rather be shot by an M-16 with a FMJ round that I would with a .22 long rifle w/a hollow point.
The FMJ is more likely to go through whereas the .22LR/HP will fragment. This is assuming neither bullet strikes bone or hard tissue.Originally posted by: Shockwave
Originally posted by: Jimbo
I would rather be shot by an M-16 with a FMJ round that I would with a .22 long rifle w/a hollow point.
I dont think you know much about guns.
The FMJ would kill you much easier then the hollow point.
Check the muzzle energy.
