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eT tt Se? Sara 4 ee ee a H a | ain % a ne ee 8 et ee kal SR at lt EE ei ell a + Specimen Q2 is a .38 Special or a .357 Magnum bullet jacket which has been fired from a barrel rifled with six grooves, right twist, such as the K5 revolver. However, the barrel of specimen K5 was found to contain a large quantity of foreign material and corrosion which effected the microscopic markinds used in identification. Therefore, it was not possible to determine if Q2 had been fired from K5. None of the other recovered weapons could have fired Q2. (ul - Specimen Q3 was identified as having been fired from the K15 rifleqy| Specimens 04, Q6 and Q20 are lead cores from jacketed bullets which do not contain any marks,of value for identification purposes. Therefore, the origin of 04, Q6 and Q20 could not be determined. (¥} mar ant . 7 Specimens O5 and O18 are .30 caliber bullet jackets which were fired from a barrel (s) rifled with four grooves. right twist such as the barrels in the K17 and K20 rifles However, due to a lack of sufficient matching microscopic. marks between Q5, Q18 and test bullets fired from K17 and K20, it was not possible to determine if 9° or Q18 had been fired from K17 or K20./Y\ Specimen Q7 is a .380 Auto caliber jacketed bullet which was fired from a barrel rifled with six grooves, right twist. Although the barrel of the K11l pistol contains six grooves, right twist, nothing was found to indicate that 97 had been fired from K11. (U\ Specimens Q8 and Q19 are .30 caliber bullet jackets which were fired from a barrel (s) riflea with six grooves, right twist such as the barrels in the Kl4 and K15 rifles. However, there are not sufficient microscopic marks of value for identification purposes in either Q8 or Q19. Therefore, it was not possible to determine if they had been fired from K14 or K15.¢ul\ The 09 and Q10 bullets were i been fired from the K3 revolver.nf ay Page 5 cf, 81219043 S NM ' (over) qi ~~ i