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That is not how he would have done it. Once you mount a scope, you sight in in and unless the scope is removed, bumped hard or adjusted, it does not need sighting in again for the same user. He could have knocked it out of calibration that day but would not have went into that knowing he would have to waste a shot while bringing attention to his position.
As far as shooting JFK before the turn goes, there are a couple reasons not to do that:
1. He would be shooting over Connally and the front windshield so his hittable target is greatly reduced to just
the head. After the turn, he has the full torso to aim at and the car is moving slower.
2. If he misses JFK and hits the car or anyone in it, the motorcade will not make the turn. He probably will not
get a second shot and damned sure won't get three.
So if he were to want to kill JFK, shooting before the turn and/or wasting a shot makes no sense.
thx.
Does it matter that he had to disassemble the weapon that morning to bring it to work? When he got in the car that morning he told the guy driving him he was carrying curtain rods. The gun was wrapped in brown paper that was found at the scene. The brown paper wasn’t long enough to cover the gun unless it was disassembled. When Oswald reassembled the gun would the sight now need adjusting?