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Firearm Owner's
Manuals
 A
new resource for firearm examiners, students and gun enthusiasts
has been added to the resource area. Over
700 firearm
manuals provided by manufacturers and other sources!
Manuals allow you to understand both safety and
functional aspects of your firearms. Also, most will
provide parts schematics in case you need a specific part to
repair a firearm.
Login and view the manuals!
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 Examiners of the World
Meet Zolzaya who works in National Center of Forensic Investigation of Ministry Justice and Home Affairs of Mongolia. Zolzaya has been a firearms examiner for 10 years.
His laboratory was founded in 1954 year and employs four examiners. The lab is located in Ulaanbaatar city. Zolzaya writes, "Ulaanbaatar is capital city of Mongolia. I think you know that Mongolia is situated Central Asia between Russia and China. We are examine firearms, bullets, and cartridge cases that have been found at crime scenes or seized from suspects or criminals".
If you are a firearm examiner from outside the USA and would like to say hello to the world, send your picture to FirearmsID.com
and you may be the next featured...
Examiner of the World
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The Valentine Day Massacre: A Study In Ammunition-Tracing
by CALVIN H. GODDARD
At about 10:30 A.M. on the morning of February 14th,
1929, seven men were gathered in the garage of the S.M.C.
Cartage Company at 2122 North Clark Street, Chicago. Five of
these were known as members of the so-called "Bugs" Moran gang;
one was an automobile mechanic who worked upon the various motor
cars which the "gang" used in gaining an honest livelihood, and
one was an optometrist who found excitement in associating with
gentlemen reported to be "tough" and in boasting of this to his
friends. On this particular day, he was destined to meet with
more excitement than he had bargained for.
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The
Manufacture of Smokeless Powders and their Forensic Analysis: A
Brief Review
 "Smokeless
powders are a class of propellants that were
developed in the late 19th century
to replace black powder.
The term smokeless refers to the minimal residue left in the gun
barrel following the use of smokeless powder. In forensic
analysis, smokeless powders are often encountered as organic
gunshot residue or as the explosive charge in improvised
explosive devices."
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More...
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 Murder in the Museum!
Investigate a mysterious crime!
Monday 9.15 am. Our director has been discovered murdered in his
office. What happened and why?
Mission: Play the part of the investigator. Subject the crime
scene to a thorough analysis. Enter a professional laboratory
and follow the traces (objects, prints, blood stains, corpse…).
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