Yes, the Charlie Kirk assassin fit a disassembled sporterized custom Mauser chambered in 30-06 into his pack. Yes, the Rifle can be disassembled into 2 pieces in less than a minute. I do it easily here & demonstrate that it fits in a pack.

Based on the cell phone videos we all saw- alleged shooter was up and running about 3 seconds after the shot and ran straight to the corner and jumped. Even under a minute to disassemble doesn’t add up.

Then he likely used the pack to get the rifle on the roof, then assembled it from two pieces on the roof. They found his screwdriver on the roof. The sample I used in the video is has a full length barrel with front sight & full length sporter stock. The shooter's rifle is missing the front sight which means it was cut down & his stock looks shorter than my sample. The pack the shooter was wearing closely resembles a pack that is 22x14x9 inches. That means a 25 inch to 28 inch long object can fit diagonally in such a pack & within the realm of possibility that the assassin had the rifle broken down in the pack he was wearing.

@IanCarrollShow I dont care as much about assembling it. It would take 1 to 3 calibration shots to get unto a paper target from that range & 3 to 5 to zero Yet he hit bulleye of the FIRST shot - probably hitting spinal cord, jugular, and carotid in pro-style Call General Stockwell next A-Team

@IanCarrollShow But he took no calibrating shots following his quick build. Just a perfect dead center shot 👍

@IanCarrollShow 140 yard shot, if he aimed center mass, a neck shot is within the margin of error unfortunately.

It absolutely does not fit. Try again 32 inches which we already knew is way to long for a back pack

@PetraEhler The sample I used was full length barrel. The shooter's barrel did not have the front sight & looks cut down.

He was running within 3 seconds of the shot. Start over.

So in the midst of the chaos, he took his screwdriver, broke the gun down, put it in his tiny ass backpack, LEFT the screwdriver by accident, and went to the woods to RE-assemble the gun, wrap it in a towel, and took off. Yep, no holes in this story whatsoever.

@ZebBoykin Any insight as to why the rifle was reassembled and left in the forest?

There are two theories so far: 1. The shooter dropped the assembled rifle from the building, though the grainy video seems like he doesn't have it separate from the pack, though one vid seems to show something. 2. He reassembled it to draw less suspicion. Rifles get lost in the woods, a disassembled rifle is going to draw more suspicion than an assembled rifle.

@TopLobsta @ZebBoykin the woods in question are bordering a residential area where no one would ever be hunting. this theory holds no water.

Current theory after viewing lots of pushback with video, pics & valid concerns: Shooter likely carried the rifle disassembled in the pack...22x14x9 40L pack which is similar to the one the shooter is wearing in pic can fit a 25-28 inch long object diagonally..the shooter's rifle barrel could be shorter than 24 inches as many sporterized customer Mausers have barrel lengths of 18-22 inches and the shooter's sporter stock could have been shorter than the sample I used. They found his screwdriver he references in his texts on the roof. He likely used the pack to get the rifle to the roof, assembled the rifle, got off the shot...then fled the scene with the assembled rifle (per pics & video) then ditched the rifle in the woods. Dad turns him in, if he's not the shooter, why would a dad send his son to the death penalty? <--That's my current take.

@TopLobsta @ZebBoykin Alright but if thats the case why does he say "Feds found the gun and released the picture" on the 10th in the texts when the picture wasnt released until the 11th? Why would he refuse to cooperate after supposedly turning himself in? It still doesnt add up.

Lots of what-ifs. Hope they keep the shooter alive so there can be a trial and hopefully they release all the info to close all the doubts and anomalies so the conspiracy theories don't run wild. If the dude was a patsy, he'd likely be dead already. That he's still alive means he's probably not a patsy.

Lol he allegedly took it apart in seconds. Like less than 5 seconds. After killing his first person. The adrenaline would make using a screwdriver next to impossible. And sure at 32 inches , it could fit into a large hunting pack, but thats not what he had.

My sample was full length barrel w/front sight & full length hunting stock. His rifle barrel was missing the front sight which means it was cut down & shorter & his stock looks short. His easily could have been 25-28 inches disassembled which fits diagonally in a 22 inch 40 cubic liter pack 22x14x9 pack which is very similar to the pack he was pictured wearing.

I havent seen a picture of the alleged rifle used that shows the entire barrel. Do you have access to one? From the only picture they've shown of it, its impossible to know if it's been cut down.

Your face alone is an insult to intelligence, let alone the claim that 32” barrel with receiver and furniture fit into a 22” backpack. And that’s before anyone with IQ above double digits asks why he would do that and then put it back together just to dump it in the bushes.

Nope, you're wrong Ivan. Where you posting from the Kremlin? Foreign bot.

LOL...show me a pack that is 32". Certainly not the one they are showing. Plus there was a scope, then he elected to put it back together to dump it. Narrative is falling apart quickly with everything else being brought to light now. This is not the side of the debate you want to be on IMO.

I think his sporterized custom Mauser was broken down in two pieces & he carried it up to the roof in the pack he was pictured wearing. I think he assembled the rifle on the rooftop & then took the shot. They found the screwdriver on the roof. The sample I used in the video is has a full length barrel with front sight & full length sporter stock. The shooter's rifle is missing the front sight which means it was cut down & his stock looks shorter than my sample. The pack the shooter was wearing closely resembles a pack that is 22x14x9 inches or 40L. That means a 25 inch to 28 inch long object can fit diagonally in such a pack & within the realm of possibility that the assassin had the rifle broken down in the pack he was wearing.

Sound analysis also shows the shooter was 70 feet away. A shot to the neck from caliber to soft tissue target like the neck would have gone through and not had a large entry wound...It's not one element that reflects all we are being told is false narrative...it's the combination. The public is much more aware, able to research, and call out factual fallacies, than they ever have been before.

Don't forget to reassemble it for the FBI photo shoot in the woods. 😂

There is evidence the shooter dropped the rifle assembled off of the roof. The details will come out. Or, he may have reassembled it prior to leaving it in the woods to reduce suspicion that it was the gun he used. Finding a disassembled rifle in the woods is likely more suspicious than finding an assembled rifle in the woods.

Kirk shot at 12:23. Suspect has nearly run across entire length of building by 12:23:47. Have to account for time run. Also have to account for the video showing him in a sprint almost immediately after shot was fired. At what point and how long did he have to disassemble?

That will not fit in a back pack

Pretty telling how you don't actually do what you claim to do, i.e. fit it into an average school backpack

@ZebBoykin Zoom in more so we can see less.

Someone timed his run from when Charlie Kirk was shot and from where the cctv picked him up it was 3 seconds. So, was he able to take the shot, do this, then get up and run to the spot he was caught on camera in 3 seconds?

There's a vid that looks like the rifle is assembled when he fled the scene, so I think his sporterized custom Mauser was broken down in two pieces & he carried it up to the roof in the pack he was pictured wearing. I think he assembled the rifle on the rooftop and then took the shot. They found the screwdriver on the roof. The sample I used in the video is has a full length barrel with front sight & full length sporter stock. The shooter's rifle is missing the front sight which means it was cut down & his stock looks shorter than my sample. The pack the shooter was wearing closely resembles a pack that is 22x14x9 inches. That means a 25 inch to 28 inch long object can fit diagonally in such a pack & within the realm of possibility that the assassin had the rifle broken down in the pack he was wearing

You believe that was an entry wound we all saw? Why was there no mess as it exited out the back of his neck or head?

But can you do that and run across the roof and climb off in 30 seconds or less as per time reported timestamps in security tapes?

Bahahaha! Look at the Pic of the Pack he was wearing and show how it was almost 3' long! LOL

The sample I used in the video is has a full length barrel with front sight & full length sporter stock. The shooter's rifle is missing the front sight which means it was cut down & his stock looks shorter than my sample. The pack the shooter was wearing closely resembles a pack that is 22x14x9 inches. That means a 25 inch to 28 inch long object can fit diagonally in such a pack & within the realm of possibility that the assassin had the rifle broken down in the pack he was wearing.

Ha! This Fake investigation falls apart more and mor by the Minute! I don't Buy it. Sorry. The Picture also shows a SS Rifle. That is custom, not stock. They have lost the entire story.

But he was seen running off the roof within 3 seconds of the shot firing...before the crowd even reacted to the shot. The rifle was found reassembled, but the screwdriver was left on the roof.

Then he assembled it on the roof. Then he dropped the rifle from the building...there is a video where it looks like it may be an assembled rifle dropped from the building.

I certainly did not see any video that showed the figure dropping or picking up a rifle.

Dude, c'mon, seriously.

Bro didn’t disassemble it lol it was in his hand when he ran from the building

Possible. Then he assembled it on the roof in less than a minute. They found his screwdriver.

The rifle was never in his backpack, it was in his hand wrapped in a towel.

Dude is a Zio shill. People are waking up.

Very custom apparently.

In the gun world it's called a sporterized custom Mauser. Gunsmiths take an original Mauser K98 and they take the barreled action off of the military stock. They oftentimes cut the barrel down (the shooter's is cut down b/c no front sight). They rechamber it and put it in a custom sporter rifle stock. Very very common. There are a gazillion sporterized custom Mausers on the market.

@EKrietlow The rifle in the picture has a 24 or 26 inch barrel, it doesn't look like it was cut down to remove the front sight: this barrel never had sights on it ever. It's not an original Mauser barrel. Also the scope is sitting too far back in the rings.

@EKrietlow The reason I guess the barrel to be 24 - 26 inches is if you do a rough scale using the receiver: to fit a 3006 cartridge OAL it has to be 3.5 to 3.7 inches. If you use that as a scale to get a rough estimate for the barrel length it looks to be 24 inches for sure.

@EKrietlow That would be an anomaly if true. If it the length was 30-32 inches overall broken down that would not fit in a 22x14x9 pack without sticking out which means he would have had to have it in his pants on the way up, or his pack was longer or the barrel and stock shorter.

There is a video of him literally running across the roof at the same time people are initially ducking. He didn’t stop to disassemble a gun. The FBI also said that they found the screwdriver on the roof, but apparently he reassembled the gun and hid it in the bushes with what, his fingernail?

And the gun is accurate every time you shot after reassembling it?

At 140 yards, it's within the margin of error for most average shooters on a static target with a high powered rifle &amp; optic.

@MicahPW20 32 inches is still too long to fit in the backpack he was carrying.

The sample I used in the video is has a full length barrel with front sight & full length sporter stock. The shooter's rifle is missing the front sight which means it was cut down & his stock looks shorter than my sample. The pack the shooter was wearing closely resembles a pack that is 22x14x9 inches. That means a 25 inch to 28 inch long object can fit diagonally in such a pack & within the realm of possibility that the assassin had the rifle broken down in the pack he was wearing.

And this would leave the weapon still zeroed in? 🤓?

His point is it can be broken down fairly quickly, there are so many unknown details yet to fill in the blanks, he mentioned a couple plausible scenarios, not everything is a conspiracy and this conspiracy mind rot is damaging our culture, nothing is real is not realistic

@JimwFossum Agreed. We can't toss Occam's Razor out the window just b/c there are some legit conspiracies in rare cases. Most of the time, Occam's Razor is correct. Not everything is a wild conspiracy theory. In this case, most likely, the Far Left Trantifa guy is the assassin.

💯 agree

Explain the complete lack of evidence for a .30-06 impact? We know what a impact from that rifle looks like.

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@ZebBoykin His pack wasn’t over 32”

Not the same stock. No scope in your example. Are you telling me that if you had taken the gun apart to go on an elk hunt that you would reassemble it and not want to check zero before taking a shot. C'mon man. Don't be naive.

Now explain how he disassembled it in 1 second. He ran instantly and jumped off the roof immediately after the shot with no gun in his arms. Because, he wasn’t the one who made the shot

He had it in his jeans.

Very possible post-shooting. Then he likely carried it to the roof disassembled in the pack and assembled it on the roof. They found his screwdriver on the roof.

That’s why he was seen limping towards the school before he sh0t Charlie

@PatriotPawnGun I am 6'3 and just took a tape measure to myself. If the gun is broken down like this guy said, the stock is 32 inches still. It should be sticking out his shirt. That little circle you drew covers nothing, the end of that stock is poking up through the shirt at the shoulders.

I think his sporterized custom Mauser was broken down in two pieces & he carried it up to the roof in the pack he was pictured wearing. I think he assembled the rifle on the rooftop & then took the shot. They found the screwdriver on the roof. The sample I used in the video is has a full length barrel with front sight & full length sporter stock. The shooter's rifle is missing the front sight which means it was cut down & his stock looks shorter than my sample. The pack the shooter was wearing closely resembles a pack that is 22x14x9 inches or 40L. That means a 25 inch to 28 inch long object can fit diagonally in such a pack & within the realm of possibility that the assassin had the rifle broken down in the pack he was wearing.

@TrashDiscourse I have seen this generic response you keep spamming, and modifying as people point things out. Such as the fact you started only saying the barrel was cut down, but when it was pointed out the stock is still the same length, you then changed to the stock was cut down. Hush bot.

@TrashDiscourse That's because I'm intellectually honest and curious and want the facts to come out.

This would throw off your zero on the scope!

Maybe... you are Wrong ? If his backpack was not more that 15 liters , which it seems to be based on pictures .... the disassembled device would NOT fit inside . Not even close.

He jumped off the building with the rifle.