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@HustleBitch_ (post published 2026-08-05) posted video of a 6'8", 265 lb man…

2026-08-05 · 15:30 UTC ·@HustleBitch_ ·1 min read

Brief

The post argues that a viral demonstration—using a nearly identical .30-06 rifle and a 6'8", 265 lb volunteer—shows a full-length rifle cannot be concealed in pants; it contrasts this with Tyler Robinson's skinny-jeans footage and the claim he spent under two minutes on a rooftop, concluding the official account is implausible.

Why it matters

@HustleBitch_ (post published 2026-08-05) posted video of a 6'8", 265 lb man attempting to stuff a .30-06 hunting rifle down his sweatpants; the rifle ran the full length of his leg and remained visibly obvious, the author says this disproves hiding such a rifle in skinny jeans.

Key details

  • The author contrasts that demo with footage of Tyler Robinson on a parking-structure rooftop (no visible bulge) and asserts Robinson was on the rooftop for under two minutes—insufficient time to pull out, assemble, fire a perfect shot, disassemble, and make a full-length rifle vanish.
Source evidence

🚨 THIS MAN PROVES TYLER ROBINSON COULD NEVER HIDE A .30-06 RIFLE IN HIS PANTS - AND SHATTERS THE OFFICIAL NARRATIVE

This man just went viral after putting the official story to the test.

He owns a nearly identical .30-06 rifle to the one allegedly used in the Charlie Kirk assassination.

He’s 6’8” and 265 pounds.

He tried stuffing it down his sweatpants.

Result?
The rifle runs the entire length of his leg and is completely obvious.

Now look at the actual footage of Tyler Robinson walking up the stairs of the parking structure in skinny jeans.

No bulge.
No rigid outline.
Nothing.

Even if he somehow managed to hide it, he was only on that rooftop for less than two minutes.

Not enough time to:

• Pull it out
• Assemble it
• Take a perfect shot
• Disassemble it
• And make it vanish

Yet the rifle supposedly disappeared without a trace.

A full length hunting rifle… hidden in skinny jeans… assembled and gone in under two minutes.

Does that sound possible to you?

What do you think really happened on that rooftop?

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