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Mar 12, 2009
Executive Action..More truth than fiction ?
1 of 1 found this helpful If you grew up in that era this is a fascinating "what if" movie. Almost two decades BEFORE Oliver Stones interpretation it brings into focus some the possible undercurrents that could have taking place. Since I do not subscribe to the lone gunman mindset it really gave me pause to think.
The Goverment lied to us about the Gulf of Tonkin incident back then. So covering up embarrasing questions on the JFK Assasination to provide the "correct media picture" could have been easily done. The debate will not die but interest in it by the public will. The public forgets and really doesn't give a damn.
Knowing the firearm used and the distance /target angles always left me with some real doubts in my mind. Some things were too neatly wrapped up (I believe)so as not to create a national furor.
I guess we will not know for a 100 yrs or so. When they talk money in this movie remember they are talking in early 1960's dollars when a loaded car would cost $3,000. Figure your multiples from that.
If anything it is scary and very disturbing. Enjoy!
Oct 01, 2009
Gun Digest 2009
A series of particularly good articles. The one about the "merits of sorting .22 ammo" is worth reading. Just a reflection. The paper quality seems to have diminished from earlier years of the same publication.
Jan 04, 2009
Guns Illustrated 1994 (1993)
It included a unique article about faux color case hardening. This is a hard article to find anywhere.