> remove a Mauser barrel or index it after reinstalling
There may indeed be issues with the FBI scenario, however, scopes and sights are affixed to the barrel or receiver, not the stock. Reinserting a barrel/receiver/scope assembly into a stock in the field is not complicated. This is not an ideal use of the weapon for precision shooting, but it is not difficult and does not require re-sighting or 'indexing' the weapon.
>The Schumann right now crazy, like nothing anon has ever seen.
The Schumann Resonances are caused by lightning, Anon.
>Did he though?
People often misuse the term 'Mauser'. A Carcano Model 38 bolt-action rifle of Italian manufacture might be called a 'Mauser' because it employed Paul Mauser's patented magazine-fed bolt-action. In WW1 and before the USA paid a patent fee to use the Mauser action in the 1903 Springfield rifle.
>A steel girder needs to reach its melting point,
Negative. A steel girder under load only needs to soften before structural failure occurs.
>And this rifle is not made for instantaneous breakdown and assemble.
True. But as a service rifle it was likely made for rapid field disassembly with a minimum number of tools.
>That leaves me with questions.
Understandably. There are paths to follow. I share only what I know as a military firearms enthusiast.
The post does not involve ballistic impact effects, rather it is a simple statement that service rifles are designed to be field strippable and can be taken down with a minimal amount of effort or tools.
>a cheap copy of the Mauser
"The Carcano rifle action was jointly developed by Lt. Col. Salvatore Carcano and Col. G. Parravicino at the Torino Arms Factory in Turin, Italy. This turnbolt 6-shot repeating action, featuring dual locking lugs on the front of the bolt, is a copy of the Mauser Model 89, but it employs a single-column magazine of Mannlicher design. Initially adopted in 1891, the simple but rugged Carcano rifles and carbines were the mainstay of the Italian Army for over 54 years and saw service in both World Wars. Over 54 million have been produced.
https://www.nramuseum.org/guns/the-galleries/wwii,-korea,-vietnam-and-beyond-1940-to-present/case-37-wwii-the-axis,-germany-italy/r-e-terni-mannlicher-carcano-model-38-bolt-action-rifle.aspx
Have you looked for examples of signals at prior events? Could these be routine?
It seems to me that at public events Mr. Kirk would have needed people watching the audience as well as coordinating who would be given an opportunity to ask a question. The gestures or signals by his security personnel may reflect local event coordination as opposed to something sinister.
>What an insult to Charlie Kirk, who is a born-again Christian, for Kash Patel to say "I'll see you in Valhalla."
It is a comment made from one warrior to another. It is not an insult. Charlie knew this.
>Real mauser bolt comes down in front of the trigger.
'Mauser' isn't just a manufacturer. It is a patented design and once-common term for a bolt-action magazine-fed rifle using Paul Mauser's patent of 1895.