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A comparative study of gunshot residue originating from 9 mm Luger ammunition from various producers
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  • 2001Evaluation of the possibility of differentiation between various types of ammunition by means of GSR examination with SEM–EDX method83 cited
  • 2002A metallurgical review of the interpretation of bullet lead compositional analysis56 cited
  • 2000Comparing the Additive Composition of Smokeless Gunpowder and Its Handgun-fired Residues41 cited
  • 2001Investigating the Effect of Changing Ammunition on the Composition of Organic Additives in Gunshot Residue (OGSR)33 cited

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