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240-F101 Firearm Worksheet Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Firearm Worksheet FS Lab # Item # Start Date Container Description / # End Date Evidence Description Mark of ID Location Brand Model Caliber Serial Number Importer # L/G GRC Pre‐Firing Safety Check Rifling Firearm Operability Microscope Used Firearm Type Firearm Description Number of Tests Date(s) Produced Test Fires Magazine Used Comments Ammunition Used COPYRIGHT © 2021 NIBIN Results Comparisons Actions / Features VIRGINIA Safeties DEPARTMENT Breechface Firing Pin Extractor Ejector LWD (in.) OF GWD (in.) Tests Cartridge FORENSIC SCIENCEBullets Compared Cases Remarks 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax ID 2899 Issued by Physical Evidence Program Manager COPY Qualtrax Revision 14 Issue Date: 19‐August‐2021 Page 1 of 15 Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Manufacturer Caliber A.A. Arms 10 Gauge A.S.H. Tactical 10mm Auto Accu‐Tek 12 Gauge ACME 16 Gauge Adams Arms 17 Bumble Bee Adcor Defense 17 HMR Adler (Italy) 17 Hornet Aero Precision 17 Mach 2 Akkar 17 Remington Alkar/Alkartasuna 17 WSM (Winchester Super Magnum) Allen 177/BB Allen & Wheelock 20 Gauge Allied Armament/ITM Arms 204 Ruger Ameetec Arms COPYRIGHT218 Bee © 2021 American Arms Co. 22 Hornet American Arms, Inc. 22 Long American Derringer Co. VIRGINIA22 Long Rifle American Firearms Mfg. 22 Remington Jet American Gun Co. DEPARTMENT22 Short American Industries Inc 22 TCM (Tuason Craig Micromagnum) American Tactical 22 WinchesterOF Automatic American Weapons Corp. 22 Winchester Magnum AMT (Arcadia Machine & Tool) FORENSIC220 Swift SCIENCE Anderson Manufacturing 221 Fireball Anshutz, J. G. (West Germany) 222 Remington Anvil Arms 222 Remington Magnum APF 22‐250 Remington AR‐7 Industries 223 Remington (5.56x45mm) Arcus Co. (Bulgaria) 223 Wylde Arex 225 Winchester Argentina 243 Winchester 243 WSSM (Winchester Super Short Arisaka (Japan) Magnum) Armalite 244 Remington Armi San Marco 25 Auto Arminius 250 Savage Armitage International Ltd 25‐06 Remington Arms Co 25‐20 WCF (Winchester Center Fire) Armscor (Philippines) 25‐35 Winchester Arsenal 256 Winchester Magnum Astra 257 Roberts Atak Arms 260 Remington Autauga 264 Winchester Magnum Auto‐Ordnance Corp. 270 Weatherby Magnum 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax ID 2899 Issued by Physical Evidence Program Manager COPY Qualtrax Revision 14 Issue Date: 19‐August‐2021 Page 2 of 15 Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Baikal 270 Winchester Ballistic Research Industries 270 Winchester Magnum Short Barnes 28 Gauge Bascaran (Martin A) 280 Remington Bauer Firearms Corp. 284 Winchester Bay State Arms 30 Carbine BCM (Bravo Company Mfg) 30 Luger Beistegui 30 Remington Belgian 300 Blackout Benelli 300 H & H Magnum Benjamin Prowler 300 Remington Ultra Magnum Beretta 300 Savage Bernardelli 300 Weatherby Magnum Bersa 300 Winchester Magnum Birmingham Small Arms COPYRIGHT300 WSM (Winchester © 20Short 2Magnum)1 BJT 30‐06 Springfield Boito (Brazil) 303 British Bond Arms VIRGINIA303 Savage Brazil 30‐30 Winchester Bridge Gun Company DEPARTMENT30‐40 Krag Brixia Arms 307 Winchester Brolin Arms 308 NormaOF Magnum Bryco/Jennings 308 Winchester Buckeye Gun Company FORENSIC31 Caliber (Ball) SCIENCE Buddie Arms Co. 32 Auto BUL 32 Colt New Police (Police Positive) Bulgaria 32 H&R Magnum Burgo 32 Long Colt Bushmaster Firearms 32 Long Rifle Butler 32 NAA C. Sharps & Co. 32 Remington Calico Light Weapon Systems 32 Short Calwestco (Jennings) 32 Short Colt Canadian 32 Smith & Wesson Canik/Canik 55 32 Smith & Wesson Long Cap Arms 32 Winchester Special Carcano (Italy) 32‐20 WCF (Winchester Center Fire) Caspian Arms 338 Lapua Magnum CBC (Cia Brazileria de Cartuchos) 338 Remington Ultra Magnum CBC Industries 338 Winchester Magnum CDM Products 348 Winchester Century Arms 35 Remington Charles Daly 35 Whelen Charter 2000 350 Remington Magnum Charter Arms 351 WSL (Winchester Self‐Loading) 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax ID 2899 Issued by Physical Evidence Program Manager COPY Qualtrax Revision 14 Issue Date: 19‐August‐2021 Page 3 of 15 Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Cherokee 357 Magnum Chiappa Firearms 357 Max Chinese 357 SIG Chipmunk Mfg. Inc. 358 Winchester Citadel (Armscor) 36 Caliber Percussion Civilian Force Arms (CFA) 375 H&H Magnum Clabrough & Son 38 Auto Clerke/Clerke Technicorp 38 Colt New Police (Police Positive) CMMG (Central Missouri Machine Gun) 38 Long Colt Coast to Coast Stores 38 Short Colt Cobra Enterprises 38 Smith & Wesson Cobray 38 Smith & Wesson Long Colt 38 Special Columbia COPYRIGHT38 Super Auto © 2021 Commando Arms (Turkey) 380 Auto Connecticut Valley Arms 380 Revolver Continental Arms VIRGINIA38‐40 WCF (Winchester Center Fire) Coonan Arms 38‐55 Winchester Cop, Inc. DEPARTMENT4.5mm Pellet (.177) Craft Product Co. 40 Smith & Wesson Crescent Firearms 400 CorbonOF Croatian 41 Action Express Crosman Arms Co. FORENSIC41 Remington S MagnumCIENCE CZ (Ceska Zbrojovka) 41 Short (Rimfire) Czechoslovakia 410 Bore D.A.C. 44 Caliber D.C. Industries 44 Remington Magnum D.P.M.S. Inc. 44 Special D.W.M. (Germany) 444 Marlin Daewoo Precision Industries 44‐40 Winchester Daisy (Heddon) 45 Auto Dan Wesson Arms 45 Caliber Daniel Defense 45 Colt Davenport, W.H., Firearms Co. 45 Colt/410 Bore Davis Industries 45 GAP Davis, N. R. & Sons 450 Marlin DDI (Destructive Devices Ind.) 454 Casull Defiance Machine 45‐70 Government Del‐Ton Inc. 458 Winchester Magnum Detonics 5.45x39mm Soviet Deutsche Werke 5.5mm Pellet (.22") DGFM‐FMAP (Argentina) 5.6x39mm Diamond Arms Co. 5.7x28mm Diamondback Firearms 50 Action Express 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax ID 2899 Issued by Physical Evidence Program Manager COPY Qualtrax Revision 14 Issue Date: 19‐August‐2021 Page 4 of 15 Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Dickson 50 Caliber Double Tap Defense 500 Smith & Wesson Magnum Dresden Special Machines Factory 50‐70 Government Dreyse 54 Caliber Percussion DSA Incorporated 6.5 Carcano D‐Technik 6.5 Creedmoor DUO (Czechoslovakia) 6.5mm Japanese (Arisaka) E&R Inc (Gasport N.Y.) 6.5mm Remington Magnum E. R. Amantino & Cia 6.5x54mm MS E3 Arms 6.5x55mm Swedish Mauser EAA (European American Armory) 6.5x57mm Norm Eagle Arms Inc. 6mm Pellet (.24") Eastern Arms Co. (Man. by Meriden) 7.35x51mm Carcano Echasa 7.5mm French Echave y Arizmendi COPYRIGHT7.62 Russian Nagant © 2021 EDC Tactical 7.62x25mm Tokarev Effebi (Italy) 7.62x39mm Egyptian VIRGINIA7.62x54Rmm Russian EIG Cutlery 7.63x25mm (30 Mauser) Ekol DEPARTMENT7.65 Argentine Elk River 7.65mm French Long (MAS) Emperor Firearms 7.7x58mmOF Japanese Arisaka Empire State Arms Co. 7mm Mauser Enfield FORENSIC7mm Remington SCIENCE Magnum Erma 7mm Remington Ultra Magnum Essential Arms Co. 7mm STW Essex Arms Corporation 7mm‐08 Remington Ewbank Mfg. 7x57mm Excam 8mm Lebel Revolver (French) Excel 8mm Mauser Extar 8mm Nambu Auto F&L (Argentina) 8x20mm/8mm Knall F. Dumoulin (Belgium) 8x51mm Mauser F. I. Industries 8x51Rmm Mauser F. Llipietta 8x56mm MS F‐1 Firearms 8x56RmmS Brenneke FAB (F. A. Bower) 8x57mm J Mauser FABARM 8x60mm S Mauser Fabrica De Armas (Spain) 8x64mm S Brenneke Fabrica Militar de Armas Portatiles 9mm Browning Long Fabrinor Legutiano 9mm Largo Famae (Chile) 9mm Luger Feather Industries/Enterprises 9mm Makarov Federal (Firearms) 9mm P.A.K. FEG (Hungary) 9mm Steyr 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax ID 2899 Issued by Physical Evidence Program Manager COPY Qualtrax Revision 14 Issue Date: 19‐August‐2021 Page 5 of 15 Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Felk 9mm Ultra FIE (Firearms Import & Export) 9x25mm Dillon Finland Firearms International Corporation Firestorm (Llama) Firing Line FM (Argentina) FMJ (Cobray) FMK FN/Browning FNH/FNH USA Forehand & Wadsworth Forehand Arms Fox, A. H. (Sterlingworth) FoxCo Products COPYRIGHT © 2021 France Franchi Freedom Arms VIRGINIA Frommer (Hungarian) Frontier DEPARTMENT FTL Marketing Corp. Fulton Armory OF Fundalum Gabilondo y Cia (Spain) FORENSIC SCIENCE Galef Galesi Garate Antua (Spain) Gecado Geco Geissele Automatics General Precision Corp. (G.P.C.) George Worthington Company German Mauser German Sport Guns Germany Gerstenberger & Eberwein Girsan Glenfield Glock Glock (MechTech) GlockStore Golden State Arms Grand Power Great Lakes Firearms and Ammunition 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax ID 2899 Issued by Physical Evidence Program Manager COPY Qualtrax Revision 14 Issue Date: 19‐August‐2021 Page 6 of 15 Virginia Department of Forensic Science Examiner Initials____________________ Grendel Inc. GTO (Good Time Outdoors) Guardian Manuf. Corp (G.M.C.) Guisasola Bros. (Spain) Gun Works Ltd. H. Koon, Inc. Haenel‐Schmeisser (Germany) HAFDASA (Argentina) Hagen Tear Gas Hamilton Rifle Co. Hammerli Hanover Arms Co. Harrington & Richardson Hartford Arms Haskell COPYRIGHT © 2021 Hatfield Hatsan Arms Company Hawes VIRGINIA Hawk Hawken DEPARTMENT Heckler & Koch (H&K) Helwan (by Maadi) OF Henry Repeating Arms Herbert Schmidt (HS) FORENSIC SCIENCE Hercules Heritage Manufacturing Co. Hermitage Hesse High (Hi) Standard Hi‐Point Firearms HJS Industries Honor Defense Hopkins & Allen Howa (Japanese) Howard Arms Co. (by Meriden) HS Produkt (Springfield Armory) Huglu Turkish Mfg. Hungarian Arms Works Hungary Hunter Arms Co. Husqvarna Vapenfabriks HWM (Hermann Weihrauch) HY Hunter Iberia Firearms IM Metal (Croatia) 240‐F101 Firearm Worksheet UNCONTROLLED Qualtrax
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