The XP-100, .221 Remington Fireball

[@OnTheRiver66]

Years ago I shot cans at 100 yards with this gun with a Bushnel Phantom 1.1 X scope. A 221 Fireball is a shortened 223. Cartridge. 2600 FPS at the muzzle. At one time it was the highest velocity pistol available.

[@davewinstead5871]

Good shooting, Jeff! Nice grouping for a windy day!

[@johnzoid74]

Nice grouping. Wouldn't want to be in the crosshairs of anyone with the last name Williams 😆

[@andy347495]

A centimeter high? What the hell is that? Did you forget we're in america?

[@thewilliamsfamilymuseum8212]

Sarcasm can come in all different types. Some are easier to catch on to than others. Let’s take a look. self-deprecating - where you poke fun at yourself deadpan - sarcasm given in serious tone (can be harder to pick up on) brooding - saying the opposite of what you mean in an irritated tone juvenile - obnoxious statements that might come across as annoying Now that you know a bit more about sarcasm, walk through some examples of sarcasm for a better understanding.

[@szaki]

Was this gun, may have been used to kill JFK? It came out in 1963!

[@2A-Bear-Arms]

According to James Files, that is the gun he used on the grassy knoll.

[@dadomac3805]

​@2A-Bear-Arms watching is 2003 interview right now. Idk mate, dude seems to repeating a well perfected script.

[@jamescameron204]

@@dadomac3805 I believe James Files. The detail he went through is impressive, he's definitely more than likely the shooter. Xp-100 bullets were drilled out and filled with mercury to explode on impact, no trace,,40 grain, 3000 ft/second, 850+ ft/pounds energy at the muzzle is more/same than a .44 magnum at point blank range. Kennedy was 40-60 yards from the grassy knoll when hit. This definitely was the gun,,What's strange about the Oswald story is of course the intelligence agencies would use an Italian gun as the fall gun,,can't piss of an American gun manufacture as that would bring heat and in WW2 the Italians fought with Germany so it's the perfect fall country,,

[@JC_dk]

James Files said that he got one before it officially came on the market in 1963, and that's the one that shot JFK.

[@JC_dk]

@@dadomac3805 I have heard people saying that they don't believe him, but he's not hesitating when asked a question, and he's using the right tense and pronounces when telling the story. So I believe him. I would be amazed if he's this good at lying.

[@slgpph]

The gun that took JFK

[@chrisk3]

Shot by James Files

[@VanishedPNW]

James Files was a pathological liar. No chance anyone who blabbed like that...young as he was...could be considered reliable in such a high profile assignment. If there were other shooters, trust that James Files was not among them. Great bullshitter, but not if you know the mannerisms of a skilled pathological liar.

[@shady.219]

Maybe

[@JC_dk]

@@chrisk3 I believe him. He's using the right tense and pronouns (using I when it's about him self), and he doesn't hesitate when asked a question, so despite people saying that they don't believe him, I think that he's telling the truth.

[@deputyjack1]

​​@@JC_dkYou're right... 👍... I've questioned and interrogated a few in my day... Files displays or shows signs of authenticity in the details that he stresses, because they are /were important to him, but otherwise are of no consequential meaning to the story. These small explanations and stories within the story are such that a liar or someone being deceptive wouldn't include or believe important in the attempt to be convincing. In other words he tells these side stories as if they were more important in his mind than what was involved in his actually doing the hit... That's because they were... They were important things to him that stuck in his mind. The actual steps involved and circumstances of the work of the mission he mentally processes in a context as work product if you will... The stories. he tells within the stories aren't details someone fabricating a hoax would include. His body language and mannerisms are also consistent with someone remembering an event they participated in.

[@ivanvargas2559]

Jfk

[@darylwhite9252]

I have one love it

[@davewinstead5871]

Good shooting, Jeff! Nice grouping for a windy day!