Precision Forensic Testing

From a friend.....and perfect for 10/29.....do you see it?

New product alert!!!
Precision Forensic Testing is adding to our product line with a great addition to your mock crime scenes. A set of 7 total fired bullets and cartridge cases (3 from one firearm and 4 from another) with different class characteristics which students can easily observe without specialized equipment.
Maximize your crime scenes with "real" evidence!!!

https://www.precisionforensictesting.com/collections/forensic-education-accessories/products/fired-bullets-and-cartridge-cases-for-mock-crime-scenes

Examiners, students, true crime enthusiasts (pod cast ju**ie here), what would you like to see/discuss? Forensic Fi****ms has so many facets, let's discuss!

PFT may be getting some great exposure. Email from CBS.

Hello,

I'm the clearance coordinator on "FBI" - for the episode we're currently working on. We'll be building either a forensics or a ballistics lab, and we thought a few Precision Forensic Testing posters would make good set dressing for either one of these.

Please let me know what other questions I can answer. If you're interested, I can send over our clearance agreement for you to review.

Thank you,
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It's not too late to sign up for the only two 2020 classes: Feb 12-14, 2020 and April 15-17, 2020
New topics to the class include laser cut firearm parts and samples and we will make a Form 1 suppressor from a commercially available solvent trap.

Please check out www.precisionforensictesting.com, Training for upcoming classes to be held in Dayton, Ohio. Hands on machining, lecture, and laboratory exercises.

Precision Forensic Testing

I am excited to announce that the book I have been working on for the last 2.5 years is almost done. Countless hours of work and research is finishing up as I am in the final editing stages of my nook, Forensic Firearm Examination to be published by Elsevier in a few months. I have had tremendous support from my associates in the field, friends and family.
I am looking forward to the final product and hope that it will help advance our science and the efforts of those involved in the justice system.
https://www.elsevier.com/books/forensic-firearm-examination/monturo/978-0-12-814539-5

New project underway, which means more test firing. 2000 color coded 9mm cartridges ready to roll

Precision Forensic Testing is ramping up to offer an on-site version of the "Machining for the Firearm Examiner" class. Without giving too much away prior to the official announcement, I can just say that it will cover ALL aspects of machining, including hands on operation of the machines used to manufacture fi****ms.

Additionally, there will be 6 comparison scopes on-site for the lab exercises. While it is great to have modern scopes with all the gadgets, my favorite scope is scope #7, a 1932 Spencer comparison microscope.