The science of analyzing firearm usage in a crime.
What is forensic ballistics?
What is SOHCAHTOA or Oscar Had A Heap Of Apples
Three types of ballistic evidence found at a crime scene.
What is spent ammunition, fragments, casings, magazines, wounds, GSR, wadding, firearm,
These are the three categories of ballistics?
Internal, External, and Terminal
What is accidental, homicide, suicide, undetermined, natural
The term for the bullet's path through the air.
Trajectory
What are two points of reference?
Can be compared as evidence containing manufacturer and calliber.
What is a headstamp?
This type of firearm includes rifles and shotguns
What is a long gun?
Contains, soot, powders of Antimony, Lead, and Barium.
What is gunshot residue.
Two locations of fire pin markings
Calculate the angle of impact given this bullet hole.

What is
A database of firearm evidence used by law enforcement.
What is NIBIN, The National Integrated Ballistics Information Network?
Three types of ammunition
What are bullets, slug, and shot.
The difference between entry and exit holes.
entry holes are smaller containing wipe and are more uniform;
exit holes are larger, more fractured.
Ocurrs as a bullet leaves the barrel of a firearm.
What is rifling?
Must be accounted for in determining the height of a shooter.
What is the distance above the shoulders?
A dark ring at the entry of a bullet hole.
What is bullet wipe?
The inside diameter of the shotgun.
What is guage?
What is from lower left to upper right?
The direction of the bullet

What is North East?

What is 5'6"?
A wound pattern that occurs with close range firing.
What is a burn or star shape tear.
What is Serial Number?
Three items entered into NIBIN
What is...?