Hi 730d se: Google "lee_harvey_oswald" Read Wikipedia.. about half page down is the following: Like all Marines, Oswald was trained and tested in riflery, scoring 212 in December 1956[11] (slightly above the minimum for qualification as a sharpshooter) but in May 1959 scoring only 191[11] (barely earning the lower designation of marksman).[22]
Oswald was court-martialed after accidentally shooting himself in the elbow with an unauthorized handgun, then court-martialed again for fighting with a sergeant he thought responsible for his punishment in the shooting matter. He was demoted from private first class to private and briefly imprisoned. He was later punished for a third incident: while on nighttime sentry duty in the Philippines, he inexplicably fired his rifle into the jungle. end of Wikipedia Quote... Oswald was NOT a great shot at all.. His history indicates he was not a good shot at all. The other comments about Deer hunters don't relate as being Equal since the size of a deer is bigger then seeing and hitting just a human head sitting up in the back of a car that's moving away. Deer is bigger target and most hunters think they are better then they really are. In closing, it is just History for quite some time now and humans are not always accurate when recording history. Even the Bible(KJV) has some contradictions in it. ag..
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