Cartridge casing ejection patterns from two types of 9 mm self-loading pistols can be distinguished from each other

Ian K. Pepper; Steve T. Bloomer

Cartridge casing ejection patterns from two types of 9 mm self-loading pistols can be distinguished from each other

Ian K. Pepper, Steve T. Bloomer

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Abstract

Cartridge casings that are recovered from the scene of a shooting can be of probative value in an investigation. One hundred rounds of 9 mm jacketed soft-point ammunition were fired from two self-loading pistols (Glock 17 and Sig Sauer P226). The resulting cartridge case ejection patterns were surveyed and plotted. The results show that the ejection patterns from the two self-loading pistols were different.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	721-725
Journal	Journal of Forensic Identification
Volume	56
Issue number	5
Publication status	Published - Sept 2006

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Cartridge casing ejection patterns from two types of 9 mm self-loading pistols can be distinguished from each other

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