There are three types of barrels - polygonal rifling, traditional (conventional) rifling, and smooth bore. Since the internal shape of each barrel is different, the projectiles passed in these barrels have different marks and some are more depicted than others. Identifying private signs is necessary for comparison. If such marks do not remain on the surface of the bullet, it will be unusable for the identification process, which is based on a comparison of general and individual marks. Although scientists have different opinions on this issue, some of them claim that it is possible to identify small shot fired from a smooth bore. This issue has been explored and reflected in this paper, and it is possible to conduct an identification resear...
This thesis is an examination of a firearm identification system that creates a three-dimensional im...
Ballistics (the linkage of bullets and cartridge cases to weapons) is a common type of evidence enco...
The term `ballistics expert' occasionally appears in the newspapers under the Court Reports' column....
There are three types of barrels - polygonal rifling, traditional (conventional) rifling, and smooth...
There are basically three types of barrels - polygonal rifling, traditional (conventional) rifling, ...
Every firearm has individual characteristics that are as unique to it as fingerprints are to human ...
At the present time, optical examinations are not used in routine to analyze the gunshot residues, e...
Firearm examiners are often asked 1) can a bullet be matched back to the cartridge case from which i...
In the context of forensic cases involving firearms, a major issue to address is the identification ...
Comparing the marks left on questioned bullets to those left on reference bullets is the main aim of...
As the number of crimes committed using firearms, a new branch made room within the art of forensic ...
Firearm identification is an intensive and time-consuming process that requires physical interpretat...
Abstract:Two types of factory marked Sintox® ammunition were investigated from the composition of gu...
The ability to objectify ballistic evidence is a challenge faced by firearms examiners around the wo...
The characteristic markings on the cartridge and projectile of a bullet fired from a gun can be reco...
This thesis is an examination of a firearm identification system that creates a three-dimensional im...
Ballistics (the linkage of bullets and cartridge cases to weapons) is a common type of evidence enco...
The term `ballistics expert' occasionally appears in the newspapers under the Court Reports' column....
There are three types of barrels - polygonal rifling, traditional (conventional) rifling, and smooth...
There are basically three types of barrels - polygonal rifling, traditional (conventional) rifling, ...
Every firearm has individual characteristics that are as unique to it as fingerprints are to human ...
At the present time, optical examinations are not used in routine to analyze the gunshot residues, e...
Firearm examiners are often asked 1) can a bullet be matched back to the cartridge case from which i...
In the context of forensic cases involving firearms, a major issue to address is the identification ...
Comparing the marks left on questioned bullets to those left on reference bullets is the main aim of...
As the number of crimes committed using firearms, a new branch made room within the art of forensic ...
Firearm identification is an intensive and time-consuming process that requires physical interpretat...
Abstract:Two types of factory marked Sintox® ammunition were investigated from the composition of gu...
The ability to objectify ballistic evidence is a challenge faced by firearms examiners around the wo...
The characteristic markings on the cartridge and projectile of a bullet fired from a gun can be reco...
This thesis is an examination of a firearm identification system that creates a three-dimensional im...
Ballistics (the linkage of bullets and cartridge cases to weapons) is a common type of evidence enco...
The term `ballistics expert' occasionally appears in the newspapers under the Court Reports' column....