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A) The diameter of the bore of a rifled firearm is its gauge.
B) Carbonaceous smoke or soot deposited around a bullet hole is normally indicative of a discharge 12 to 18 feet or less from the target.
C) The comparison microscope is an indispensable tool of the firearm examiner.
D) A bullet can be individualized to a weapon by the number and twist of its lands and grooves.
E) All of the above statements are true.
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A) reference database of gunsmiths and retail outlets.
B) trade groups of firearm manufacturers.
C) automated screening tools for firearm evidence.
D) lists of licensed gun dealers.
E) safety education courses for firearm use.
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A) barium and antimony.
B) zinc and copper.
C) antimony and iron.
D) iron and lead.
E) barium and nitrates.
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A) striation markings.
B) manufacturer's imprint.
C) ejection pattern.
D) caliber markings.
E) investigator's initials.
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A) The direction of the tool movement as it passes over the surface.
B) The brand name of the tool.
C) The side or portion of the tool making the impression.
D) The angle at which the tool was held.
E) None of the above
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A) estimation of the height of the shooter
B) determination of the distance from which the gun was fired
C) determination of the caliber of bullet used
D) determination of the kind of firearm used
E) estimation of the angle of bullet impact
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A) proton cloud.
B) atomic number.
C) electron energy levels.
D) atomic mass.
E) number of neutrons.
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A) photographing and casting with dental stone.
B) photographing and then use of the electrostatic lifting technique.
C) casting with dental stone and then attempting the electrostatic lift technique.
D) It is not possible to accurately preserve such markings.
E) both A and B
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A) color
B) style
C) brand
D) size
E) wear marks
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A) the presence of grit and rust can to some degree alter the marking on bullets fired through the same barrel.
B) evidence bullets often are distorted on impact and only small areas are found with intact markings.
C) lands and grooves are subject to wear and tear and hence striation markings are susceptible to continuing change.
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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A) directly related
B) indirectly related
C) not related
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A) greater than
B) less than
C) the same as
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A) plaster of paris
B) a magnet
C) an electrostatic lifting device
D) imido black dye
E) luminol
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A) the Greiss test.
B) IR photograph.
C) both A and B
D) neither A nor B
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A) class
B) non-comparative
C) wear
D) individual
E) generic
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A) bullet will be reduced in size before it exits the gun.
B) bullet will be made to spin and hence have a true and accurate course on leaving the barrel.
C) ballistics examiner will have an easier time identifying evidence.
D) manufacturer can put its unique mark on its product.
E) bullet moving through it will have unique striations.
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A) cast
B) impression
C) black and white photograph
D) digital photograph
E) film photograph
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