Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Brandon Herrera" channel.

@danmaltby3271 the head shot didn’t come from the depository
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@rosshutchison6893 have you ever watched movies? They point guns all the time
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@adamb89 making those shots that he made isn’t easy. Test it with the same rifle, the same .224 ammo and the same shooting a moving target through foliage. Getting increasing accuracy on each shot while tracking on all 3 axis ain’t easy. He was ax marksman, I say you gotta be an expert to make that shot, especially with that rifle
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He’s actor on a movie set. Guns on movie sets don’t generally have live rounds in
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@Sarge92 yeah how did he know there was live rounds on set? There are firearms guys who are paid to be on set just to look after the firearms, that’s their job. When you get in your car to drive it you don’t go round the euro’s vehicle checking everything is safe on it, you rely on your mechanic to do that, especially if you’re a highly paid expert whose time is expensive. That’s why they have so many specialists on set, actors aren’t known for being good at things other than acting, they act and leave everything else to the experts, only in this case experts failed. If you’re relying on actors for your gun safety you’re going to get a lot more dead people
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@Sarge92 personally I don’t know the first thing about guns, if someone hands me a firearm I wouldn’t know how to check of the safety was on or not let alone whether there were rounds in it, maybe he’s the same?
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@Sarge92 well like I say actors aren’t gun experts and they’re very highly paid and to be quite Frank most highly paid rich people have other people to do all that stuff for them so they don’t ever need to think about it, hence why half of them are high all the time, anyone leaving az loaded gun around in a film set is asking for someone to be shot, it’s a film set everything is supposed to be make believe and actors will definitely assume it is, plus maybe he checked it and was told it was a black who knows? I’ve wouldn’t trust an actor with anything, especially not a Baldwin, they’re a crazy bunch even before they were actors. I wouldn’t trust Clint Eastwood with a feed gun on a set and he’s been around a few, I bet if you asked him had he ever handled a gun with live rounds on a film set he’d say no are you mad
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Not really a gun guy but if I was I think I'd be an aker after watching this.
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@alih6804 fairly normal to have live rounds on set doesn’t sound very safe at all
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@rosshutchison6893 yeah having a loaded gun on a film set is asking for trouble, who would have live rounds on a film see at all? It’s a film set, the assumption is everything on it is fake because guess what, if it’s on the film set it’s going to get used
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@jojack56 all guns on a film set should not be loaded with live ammunition, especially even they are given to incompetent drunk and rigged up film stars who expect everything to be done for them because it usually is
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The magic bullet wasn’t the one that got his head but never mind
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@gradyjones7017 why would they hide and destroy evidence and intimidate witnesses afterwards? Because they were told to. Weeks before he was assassinated a lot of older experienced secret service members were replaced with new young guys.
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@KickassUncle speaking as a practising criminal defense attorney, when scrutinising the investigative procedures and legal proceedings of the JFK assassination case you find many inconsistencies that would simply not hold up in a court of law. For a start, the lack of thorough questioning and complete absence of verification regarding the identity of CE399, the "magic bullet," raises concerns about the missing chain of custody. Key witnesses such as Darrell Tomlinson, the medical technologist who found the ‘magic’ bullet, and special agents Johnson, Todd and Rowley, whom Tomlinson passed the bullet to, were not directly asked to confirm the bullet's authenticity, a crucial step in establishing the veracity of evidence. In fact, they are all on record as saying CE399 was NOT the bullet that was found on a stretcher in Parkland hospital. This omission hinders the legal process's ability to establish a clear connection between the bullet and the events. Oversights such as these, SCD there are many more, undermine the integrity of the investigation and its ability to arrive at a comprehensive and accurate conclusion.
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@jackflannigan5749 interestingly the the complaints about the lack of accuracy from Carcano’s partially stem from the general use in the USA of smaller diameter ammo i.e. .224 as opposed to .226 used by the Italians. The .224 does not fully engage the rifling, leading to a loss of stability and accuracy. As far as I know, (allegedly) LHO was shooting .224. So it would be interesting if he could replicate ac moving target in all 3 axis through foliage at the downward angle at the correct distance with the same ammo. A lot of yee haws on the internet say they’re 3 easy shots. Now, my experience with the Carcano is limited, and I haven't had my hands on the LHO example, but if I were inclined to go assisinating a president, which I am not, I would use my dad's Remington, but the Springfield would be adequate as would my Gustav. If the spring on my trunk lid of my car broke, I’d use the Carcano to prop up the trunk lid, and that's about what I think of them.
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