They Are LYING About The Charlie Kirk Assassination...

[00:00] What's going on, guys? Welcome back.

[00:01] Thank you for watching. Today's video is

[00:03] unfortunately going to be related to the

[00:06] tragic incident that happened last week.

[00:08] Of course, I'm talking about the Charlie

[00:09] Kirk assassination. Horrible event,

[00:11] tragic, and I think just kind of

[00:14] shocking in general. Now, everyone has

[00:16] already made a million videos on the

[00:18] topic, so I'm not going to go into

[00:19] detail. In fact, I don't even know what

[00:21] I'm going to title this video yet cuz I

[00:23] don't even want to use his name or the

[00:26] incident for views. However, the video

[00:28] is directly related to what happened.

[00:30] So, I don't know yet. I'll figure that

[00:32] out later. All I can really say about

[00:33] the assassination itself is I don't

[00:35] remember a death in a very long time

[00:37] that's had this many people scratching

[00:39] their heads wondering what the heck

[00:40] happened because it just feels so

[00:42] unnecessary. This guy went around to

[00:45] college campuses, debated people who

[00:47] disagreed with him on politics, and for

[00:49] the most part did it in a very nice way.

[00:51] That's like the literal foundation of

[00:52] our First Amendment and what's supposed

[00:54] to make America a great and unique

[00:56] country. Everyone gets to bring their

[00:58] ideas to the table. You figure out whose

[01:00] ideas you like best and vote

[01:01] accordingly. And if you disagree with

[01:03] someone, you debate them and try to

[01:04] change their mind. And that's basically

[01:06] all he was doing. So, I've had a few

[01:08] people ask me to make a full video on

[01:10] it. Since everyone else is already doing

[01:11] that, I've decided not to. All I can

[01:13] really say is rest in peace, condolences

[01:16] to his family, and I'm sorry for your

[01:18] loss. Just a terrible event. However,

[01:20] one thing I do want to touch on is this

[01:22] theory that I keep seeing in pretty much

[01:24] every single comment section that

[01:25] because of the distance and precision of

[01:27] the shot, it had to be a professional

[01:30] hit job done by a skilled shooter. A lot

[01:33] of people are posting the suspect and

[01:34] saying there's no way this kid could

[01:36] have made that shot. I saw a lot of this

[01:38] after the Trump attempt as well. I think

[01:40] that one was from 130 yards. At first,

[01:43] they said this was a 200 yard shot. Now,

[01:45] I think they're saying it was actually

[01:47] 142 yards. If you haven't seen the

[01:49] video, that's probably best. Don't watch

[01:51] it. Um, but he did get hit in the neck

[01:53] and for the record, I think this guy

[01:55] actually missed his target as well.

[01:57] Obviously, it didn't matter because he

[01:59] got lucky. Um, but I highly doubt he was

[02:01] aiming for a neck shot. It probably went

[02:03] low or high depending on where he was

[02:05] aiming. So, what I'm going to try to

[02:07] prove to you all in today's video is

[02:08] that personally, I believe any human

[02:11] being on planet Earth, probably even a

[02:13] child with no experience, could learn

[02:15] how to make that shot and under an hour

[02:18] of range time with a little bit of

[02:19] coaching. 30 cal rifle, magnified scope,

[02:22] 142 yards. That is not a difficult shot

[02:25] whatsoever. So, all these theories that

[02:28] it was MSAD, CIA, deep state, hired

[02:30] assassins, by the way, I'm not saying

[02:32] any of those aren't plausible. It's just

[02:34] your only evidence cannot be the

[02:36] difficulty of the shot because that is

[02:38] not a difficult shot with the equipment

[02:41] that he used. So, I'm going to try to

[02:42] prove it to you and hopefully put this

[02:44] myth to bed once and for all so that god

[02:46] forbid if another one of these events

[02:48] ever happened, we can, you know, avoid

[02:51] the shot difficulty argument and save

[02:53] time not reading so many of these

[02:55] comments. Plus, look at his rifle that

[02:56] they found in the woods nearby. I don't

[02:58] know about you, but that does not look

[02:59] like an assassin's weapon to me. Notice

[03:01] the scope mount hanging over the

[03:03] ejection port, barely on the rails,

[03:05] rings up against the turrets. It's just

[03:07] a disaster. We know he did not watch the

[03:10] channel because that setup is blasphemy.

[03:12] Now, to try and prove this point in

[03:13] today's video, the rifle we're going to

[03:15] use is my Savage Axis boltaction 308.

[03:19] This is not a 300 6, which is what

[03:21] doofus used, but ballistically it is

[03:23] very similar. 308 actually replaced 300

[03:26] 6 in military use. They do similar

[03:28] damage on target, similar weight,

[03:30] velocity, bullet drop, etc. The reason

[03:32] I'm using this instead of one of my 30

[03:34] sixes is because this is the cheapest

[03:37] entrylevel boltaction rifle that I own

[03:39] with by far the cheapest, crappiest

[03:42] scope that I have. This is literally how

[03:45] they sell these rifles for like two or

[03:46] three hundred bucks. I haven't adjusted

[03:48] the scope, leveled it, nothing. And my

[03:51] theory is if it's possible with this, it

[03:53] would be possible with anything. And by

[03:56] the way, I am not an expert shooter, not

[03:59] former military, not former law

[04:00] enforcement, not a sniper, just a

[04:02] regular dude that shoots as a hobby. So,

[04:05] let's see if we can do it. All right,

[04:06] guys. We've got our first target set up.

[04:08] Obviously, out of respect, we're not

[04:09] going to use ballistic dummies or any

[04:11] humanoid target like that. Just a

[04:12] regular paper bullseye at 142 yards. I'm

[04:16] going to aim right in the middle, and

[04:18] we'll see how an average shooter like

[04:20] myself can do at this distance with the

[04:22] crappiest equipment possible. And by the

[04:24] way, that's no shade towards the Savage.

[04:26] I actually like that rifle for the

[04:28] money. But the scope is pure butt cheeks

[04:30] and it is like the cheapest rifle money

[04:32] can buy. So, let's get it. Okay, we at

[04:34] exactly 142 yards. I just pinged it with

[04:37] my rangefinder. I tried to show the

[04:38] camera, but it won't let me. This is

[04:40] about as far as we can go on this

[04:41] shooting range. I've got three rounds in

[04:43] our magazine. American white tail soft

[04:46] points, just basic hunting rounds, not

[04:48] like super accurate match grade ammo.

[04:50] I'm trying to stack all the odds against

[04:52] me so I can really prove the point. Now,

[04:54] from what I've heard, he was laying

[04:56] prone on that roof. He had a book bag.

[04:58] Probably used it as a shooting rest. I

[05:00] can't actually shoot from the prone out

[05:01] here because the bullets will go over

[05:03] the back stop. But I did bring out my

[05:05] table and I've got the rifle resting on

[05:08] just a regular book bag. So, 142 yards.

[05:11] This is pretty much identical to the

[05:12] shot. One thing I will say that's in my

[05:14] favor is I'm just shooting paper

[05:16] targets. Whereas, if you're not a

[05:18] sociopath in that situation, I would

[05:20] imagine you would have an elevated heart

[05:21] rate, adrenaline dump, and stuff like

[05:23] that, and that could affect your

[05:25] accuracy. But if you ask me, most of

[05:27] these guys seem like complete

[05:29] psychopaths anyway. So, he was probably

[05:32] cool as a cucumber. I'm sure you guys

[05:33] can't see the target at all. We will go

[05:35] look at it after we take the shots,

[05:36] obviously.

[05:39] Three rounds, 142 yards.

[05:43] This scope is so bad. I also haven't

[05:46] checked the zero. I assume it's close

[05:47] enough, but let's see.

[05:57] Okay.

[06:17] All right,

[06:19] three rounds at 142 yards. Those all

[06:23] felt really good.

[06:35] All right, let's take a look at the

[06:36] shots. Now, keep in mind this is not a 1

[06:38] MOA rifle and it's certainly not a

[06:40] precision scope. So 1 MOA at 140 yards

[06:43] would be a 1.4 in group and that's if

[06:46] the rifle was like in a vice shooting

[06:48] absolutely perfect with no human error.

[06:50] 2 MOA would be a 2.8 in group and so on.

[06:54] So factor in a little human error and

[06:56] the worst scope I've ever used and that

[06:59] is the group we got at 142 yards with a

[07:03] cheap Savage Axis 308. Each one of those

[07:06] squares is one inch. I would say that is

[07:08] probably a two and a half inch group.

[07:12] That is three ontarget hits at 142 yards

[07:15] without a doubt. Bring up the tape

[07:16] measure so you can see for yourself. It

[07:19] is just under 3 in. So if this is a 2

[07:22] MOA gun, that's about as good as the

[07:24] rifle can shoot. And I really can't

[07:25] overstate how crappy that scope is. The

[07:27] minute I got down there and looked

[07:28] through it, I thought, "Oh man, this

[07:30] might be a little bit harder than I

[07:32] thought." But either way, this

[07:33] definitely proves the point. With the

[07:35] cheapest scope and rifle combination

[07:37] that I own at 142 yards, we just got

[07:41] three head shot on the very first

[07:43] attempt. Some people were speculating

[07:44] that maybe the guy aimed center mass and

[07:46] did not account for the bullet hitting

[07:48] high at that distance. This would

[07:50] certainly support that theory because

[07:51] all three of those did go a little bit

[07:54] high. So, I think the point's proven.

[07:55] You do not have to be a professional

[07:57] assassin or a former Navy Seal CIA agent

[08:00] to make a 142 yard shot. We just did it

[08:02] with the cheapest equipment that I own.

[08:04] If we had a better rifle, better optic,

[08:06] those bullets would be even closer

[08:08] together. And I think really anyone off

[08:10] the street with a little bit of

[08:12] experience could make that shot. And

[08:14] I'll reiterate, I don't think this guy

[08:16] even did make the shot. I think he

[08:18] missed his target. It just had the same

[08:20] end result. So, everyone assumed that he

[08:23] was some deadly marksman. But I'm not

[08:25] buying it. I think the kid's a dork. All

[08:27] right, guys. Before we get out of here,

[08:28] I want to up the difficulty a little

[08:30] bit. I've got five targets on the table.

[08:31] We're going to start with the biggest

[08:33] and then work our way down to the

[08:35] smallest. Same distance, 142 yards, and

[08:38] I want to see how accurate we can be at

[08:40] this range. First up, we have a

[08:42] watermelon. Not a big watermelon,

[08:44] probably 5 or 6 in. Still a tough target

[08:46] at that distance. Next to it, we have a

[08:49] small clay pot. That is already a very

[08:52] difficult target. 12 oz soda, coconut,

[08:55] and then the final target we have is a

[08:58] spray paint can. But I have laid it on

[09:00] its side. So the actual target is only a

[09:03] couple inches. The point of this is just

[09:05] to show how easily you can hit small

[09:07] targets even at this distance with an

[09:09] entry- level rifle. But I might regret

[09:11] doing this here in a minute because some

[09:13] of these targets are tiny. We got five

[09:15] rounds in the magazine. My goal is to

[09:17] not have to reload. If I go five for

[09:18] five, I'll be shocked.

[09:21] Exact same distance. Obviously,

[09:24] we're so far away you probably won't

[09:25] even be able to see the impacts. I do

[09:27] have another camera up there, but I'm

[09:29] hoping you can see if we hit him. So,

[09:33] here we go.

[09:43] Smoked the watermelon

[09:48] and the soda fell and the clay pot

[09:51] moved. So,

[09:55] probably should have anticipated that. I

[09:58] can still see the soda on the ground, so

[09:59] maybe I'll go for that. I'm going to try

[10:01] the clay pot. It's right next to the

[10:03] coconut, though. So, maybe we'll get a

[10:06] twofer.

[10:16] [Music]

[10:17] I don't know if I hit the coconut, but I

[10:19] definitely just knocked everything off

[10:21] the table and hit the steel target

[10:22] behind it. So,

[10:25] we'll try the spray paint can. That was

[10:27] going to be the last one that I shot,

[10:28] but

[10:30] see if we can hit it.

[10:36] Got it.

[10:39] That is fun. Whoa, that's hot.

[10:43] Right on my jewels.

[10:46] Yeah, I think we got the soda.

[10:53] Smoked it.

[10:56] This is awesome.

[11:03] Okay, looking through the scope, I can't

[11:04] even see the clay pot, but we just went

[11:06] four for four on the watermelon, which

[11:09] basically just wiped everything off the

[11:10] table. Um, I'm not sure if we hit the

[11:13] coconut or the clay pot, but they both

[11:15] fell off the table. Then we got the

[11:17] spray paint can. Then we got the soda.

[11:19] Those are some tiny targets at 142

[11:21] yards, especially with a rifle and an

[11:24] optic like this. So, I think you guys

[11:27] get the point. Not difficult shots and

[11:30] certainly not expert shots. I would say

[11:34] intermediate at best. Okay, let's take a

[11:35] look at our targets here. The only thing

[11:36] that worries me is because they fell off

[11:38] the table. Our becam might not have

[11:40] picked everything up, but I think you

[11:42] could see most of them from back where

[11:43] we were at. Honestly, they were pretty

[11:45] dramatic. So, first off, we had the

[11:46] watermelon. Obviously, it just got

[11:48] obliterated. That's kind of what started

[11:50] the downfall of my original plan. We did

[11:54] not shoot those targets in the order

[11:56] that I wanted, but um we hit watermelon

[11:58] first. I think I went for the coconut

[12:01] second. And man, did we hit it. I wasn't

[12:05] sure honestly because it knocked off the

[12:07] clay pot and the coconut, but look how

[12:10] many pieces of this coconut are down

[12:12] here. That looked like a direct hit,

[12:16] honestly, because it just wiped that

[12:18] thing out completely. Then we hit the

[12:21] spray paint can

[12:24] and

[12:27] dead center shot. That is nuts, man.

[12:31] I'm honestly impressed with the accuracy

[12:33] from that distance. The fact that we're

[12:35] able to hit all these targets on the

[12:37] very first shot is insane. And then this

[12:39] is the only one I could not see from

[12:41] back there after it fell off the table.

[12:45] And it looks like it does not have a

[12:46] bullet hole. So, I think we still proved

[12:49] our point. Not one single miss from 142

[12:52] yards. Okay, guys. I hope y'all enjoyed

[12:54] the video. Again, this whole Charlie

[12:55] Kirk thing is just so insane and

[12:57] unnecessary to me. I didn't really want

[12:59] to make a video actually diving into the

[13:01] details because every other YouTuber on

[13:03] the planet is already doing that. But

[13:05] one thing that really bothered me and

[13:07] again it happened with the Trump

[13:09] situation as well is I keep seeing

[13:11] comments from people saying that this

[13:14] had to be some professional assassin,

[13:16] you know, Navy Seal hit job. And I just

[13:19] don't buy that. And now you've all seen

[13:21] it for yourself. you know, 150 to 200

[13:24] yards is not impossible for a regular

[13:28] 20-year-old dork. Unfortunately, with

[13:30] freedom comes responsibility. Also,

[13:32] danger and insane people do have access

[13:35] to the same stuff we do. Um, I wish it

[13:37] wasn't that way and I wish that this

[13:39] type of stuff never happened, but it

[13:41] does and it's unfortunate. I really

[13:44] don't do well at talking about stuff

[13:45] like this. Obviously, rest in peace,

[13:47] Charlie. Condolences to his family and

[13:49] all that stuff. It's just a sad

[13:51] situation that never needed to happen.

[13:53] Um, but hopefully going forward, we

[13:56] won't be so quick to jump on the

[13:58] bandwagon of people that don't know what

[14:00] they're talking about. Anyone can make a

[14:03] 150 yard shot. Literally anyone. And

[14:05] again, I'm not saying there's not some

[14:06] big conspiracy behind this. Trust me, I

[14:08] rarely believe the mainstream narrative.

[14:10] I'm just saying this can't be your only

[14:12] piece of evidence to support that theory

[14:14] because it's false. Hope youall enjoyed

[14:15] the video. If you did, let me know down

[14:17] in the comments below. As always, hit

[14:18] the like button for me, guys. I would

[14:19] really appreciate it.