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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS. AMMUNITION/ BALLISTICS. AMMUNITION. Cartridge Structure Cartridge Case Primer Head Propellant Bullet Blanks- No Bullet. Metal Jacket. Ammunition. AMMUNITION. Cartridge Cases Made of Brass 30% Copper 30% Zinc Aluminum Brass, Plastic and Paper for shotguns.

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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS. AMMUNITION/ BALLISTICS. AMMUNITION. Cartridge Structure Cartridge Case Primer Head Propellant Bullet Blanks- No Bullet. Metal Jacket. Ammunition. AMMUNITION. Cartridge Cases Made of Brass 30% Copper 30% Zinc Aluminum Brass, Plastic and Paper for shotguns.

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Things that go BOOM!

Things that go BOOM!. Prepared By Ann Petersen. Information for this presentation has been gathered from a variety of sources mainly the internet ! .

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Black Powder Firearms

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American Society for Industrial Security North Texas Chapter CPP Study Group

American Society for Industrial Security North Texas Chapter CPP Study Group. March 11, 2014. Investigations Overview. Investigations Structure and Content. Approximate percentage of test questions = 15%. Investigative Resources. Methods of Investigation.

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Explosives. Objectives. Students should gain an understanding of: The classification of explosives The composition of commercial explosives such as dynamite and ammonium nitrate/fuel oil (ANFO) The composition of military explosives

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Types of fire arm weapons

Types of fire arm weapons. I- Muzzle -loaders, loaded from the muzzle II - Breach - loaders, loaded from the breach. divided into:. A- Non rifled weapons :. A- Rifled weapon : most commonly used FA. Non rifled weapons : (smooth bore). 1- Sporting gun: 2- Ghaffir guns: A-Greener,

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FORENSIC INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSIONS

FORENSIC INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSIONS. Chapter 13. Explosions. Explosives are substances that undergo a rapid oxidation reaction with the production of large quantities of gases. It is this sudden buildup of gas pressure that constitutes the nature of an explosion.

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Energetic Chemistry

The Science of Boom!. Energetic Chemistry. Explosions. What exactly is an explosion???. Detonation vs Deflagration. Faster than the speed of sound Shockwave effect Shattering Instant Chemical Reaction proceeding forward through the compound Requires a Detonator.

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