They Are WRONG About The Charlie Kirk Assassination... And Here's Proof

[00:00] Hey guys, I'm out here at the shooting

[00:02] range. I saw a video that was very

[00:04] interesting. Someone did the 142 yard

[00:07] shot. They're saying it's 142 yards for

[00:09] Charlie Kirk. Rest in peace. That was a

[00:11] horrible horrible thing that happened to

[00:12] him and his family and the threats and

[00:15] everything else that are happening to

[00:16] him. Should never happen to anyone

[00:17] regardless of their their views or their

[00:19] their speech. But I'm out here today

[00:22] because I was curious.

[00:24] 142 yards. That's a pretty close shot.

[00:26] Most people zero their rifles at 100

[00:28] yards. So, I want to do 242 yards. So, I

[00:32] want 100 yards past that. And what I'm

[00:34] going to do today is I'm going to do

[00:36] basically the same setup. I have a rifle

[00:38] with a scope. You'll see which rifle I'm

[00:39] using once we actually get started. But

[00:42] it is not a professional sniper rifle.

[00:44] It is not a competition rifle. And this

[00:46] one is a 65 Creedmore. And I'm using

[00:48] about 14 power magnification. So, I'm

[00:52] going to shoot a few different things.

[00:53] I'm going to shoot a 14-inch gong first

[00:55] to verify I'm even in the area. And then

[00:57] I'm going to do a honeydew melon, a

[00:58] pineapple, a Pepsi bottle, and then a

[01:01] peach. I highly doubt I'll hit the peach

[01:03] or the Pepsi bottle, but the other

[01:05] items, which are smaller than a human

[01:06] head, at 242 yards, I'm pretty sure I

[01:09] can hit. So, I know the shot was

[01:10] actually 142 yards supposedly, I'm

[01:12] shooting at 240 yards just to prove a

[01:14] point. All right, so we're going to go

[01:16] for that gong first and see if we can

[01:18] hit that and then we'll go on to the

[01:19] smaller items. This is at 242 yds.

[01:25] All right, that's a hit on the gung. I'm

[01:27] going to aim low.

[01:33] And that was a hit. So, you can see the

[01:36] pineapple was hit. So, it looks like I

[01:39] need to aim a little bit below each item

[01:41] to hit it. So, now that I hit that,

[01:43] let's go for

[01:45] the honeydew melon.

[01:49] I'm going to aim low on it.

[01:54] [Music]

[01:57] That's a hit.

[01:59] So, as you can see, at 240 yards, 242

[02:02] yards, I was able to hit something the

[02:04] size of human head, which was the gong,

[02:06] something smaller, which was the

[02:07] cantaloupe, and then even even smaller

[02:09] pineapple. So, it's definitely doable.

[02:12] This is at 100 yards further than the

[02:14] Charlie Cook Assassin shooter. And I'm

[02:16] not a professional. I don't do

[02:17] competitions or any of that kind of

[02:18] stuff. So, I just casually shoot on the

[02:20] weekends for as far as sniper shooting

[02:22] goes and long distance. So, I still want

[02:25] to try. A part of me still wants to see

[02:26] if I can hit that bottle

[02:29] at a $120 a shot.

[02:32] I don't want to do this all day, but

[02:34] part of me really wants to hit that

[02:35] before I go.

[02:43] That was a miss.

[02:46] So, I do a few more of these.

[02:48] And if I still can't hit it, I will call

[02:50] it

[02:58] also a miss.

[03:03] All right,

[03:05] so at 240 yards with this specific

[03:08] setup, this is a 65 Creedmoor XBolt

[03:11] Browning rifle. It has this uh Strike

[03:14] Eagle Vortex on it. So with this setup,

[03:16] it's a decent decently formidable setup,

[03:19] I can hit steel, a three and 4 in steel

[03:22] easily out at 800 yards. So in this

[03:25] particular case, I'm shooting at 242

[03:27] yards. I hit the 12-in steel. I hit a

[03:32] small honeydew melon. I hit a small

[03:34] pineapple, but I have not been able to

[03:36] hit the Coke Zero or the Peach. But

[03:40] every target that I've hit so far is

[03:42] definitely within the human torso size

[03:44] or even human head size. So it shows

[03:46] that the shooter or supposed shooter did

[03:49] not have to be a professional assassin.

[03:52] The shot that took his life doesn't

[03:53] indicate MSAD or FBI or CIA or special

[03:56] forces or something like that. It could

[03:58] be an everyday person. And as many of

[04:00] you have heard, he and his family have

[04:02] been hunting his whole life. So he's

[04:04] been shooting at deer and other wild

[04:07] game at probably 3 400 plus yards. So

[04:10] that 142 yard shot was not a difficult

[04:13] one for him. All right, so we're going

[04:15] to head down. We're going to look at

[04:16] those targets.

[04:19] And you can see how far this is from

[04:21] here. Let me flip this around.

[04:25] So it's all the way back there.

[04:30] We have to turn on our range lights so

[04:32] people know I am downrange.

[04:34] Don't want to do that. So many people

[04:36] were saying initially that this had to

[04:38] be some kind of professional assassin.

[04:40] They were blaming MSAD, CIA, FBI,

[04:43] special forces,

[04:45] or maybe some kind of uh vigilante,

[04:47] right? Someone who was very well

[04:48] trained. But in this case, as we can

[04:52] see, and we'll see here in a moment and

[04:54] you saw on camera, I am an everyday

[04:57] person. I do not do competitions. cuz

[04:58] I'm not military or police. And I was

[05:02] able to hit all of the head and even

[05:04] smaller size targets at 242 yds. Now,

[05:07] you have to remember that his shot was

[05:09] at 142 y. That's 100 yards closer.

[05:11] That's a football field. So,

[05:13] significantly easier shot. So, let's

[05:16] look at these and see what we got.

[05:20] Show you where we were shooting from.

[05:23] All the way up there on top of the hill.

[05:25] This is our gun that we were shooting

[05:26] at. And this is about 12, maybe 12 to 14

[05:31] inch gong. And then the next thing I hit

[05:34] was this pineapple. And as you can see,

[05:37] it's exploded. You can see the leaves

[05:38] and stuff everywhere. I did try and hit

[05:42] this Pepsi bottle. I said Coke bottle,

[05:44] but this Pepsi bottle I tried to hit

[05:46] several times. I think it was bouncing

[05:47] off the dirt because you can see dirt

[05:49] splashed on it. So, I was just below it.

[05:53] And then that piece, no way I was

[05:55] hitting that today.

[05:57] This honeydew melon

[06:00] exploded. I hit that one. You can see a

[06:02] piece of it over there. 142 yards for

[06:05] someone who hunts every once in a while

[06:07] or 142 yards for people that shoot on

[06:09] the weekend and have had at least a

[06:11] couple hours of training. I I think a a

[06:13] 10 or 12y old kid that you showed the

[06:15] basics to could probably do 142 yard

[06:17] shot and hit a human sized or headsized

[06:20] target. All right, so what do you guys

[06:21] think? We're able to hit a few things.

[06:23] Missed a few things. The things I hit

[06:24] were definitely human sized or smaller.

[06:26] So, in this case, I think I kind of

[06:28] proved my point that this was probably

[06:30] not a professional hit. And if it was,

[06:32] it was the easiest job any of those guys

[06:34] have ever had. And as always, like and

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[06:37] I'll see you guys on the next one.