Multiple Choice
The comparison of two bullets is possible with the comparison microscope. Such a study is made difficult by the fact that:
A) Lands and grooves are subject to wear and tear, so markings are susceptible to continuing change.
B) Often evidence bullets are distorted on impact and only small areas are found with intact markings.
C) The presence of grit and rust can, to some degree, alter the markings on bullets fired through the same barrel.
D) All of the above.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q9: Caliber is a measure of the diameter
Q10: A technique applicable for determining whether or
Q12: How are striations useful for comparing bullets?
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Q15: The number of lands and grooves and
Q16: Discharged evidence bullets must be carefully handled