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Laser projection is an accurate method used to assist in determining projectile trajectories at crime scenes. When attached to a penetration rod which has been inserted into a bullet hole, the laser beam can help determine the direction and angle of the source or direction and angle of the projectile exit and possible impact sites. The laser projection pointer is a class 111a laser diode with an output of 5mW at 620nm. It is powered by two AAA batteries and weighs 1.4oz. > More

Our stringing kit is very useful with the stringing methods utilized in blood spatter analysis, photography of projectile trajectory, and other projection methods. Each kit includes six reels of six different brightly colored nylon string, 80 yds per reel. Packaged in a plastic field case. > More

This 8oz. solid brass plumb bob features a hardened steel tip and screw top for attaching string to center of the plumb. The plumb bob is very useful during trajectory requirements at a scene. > More

The Sharpie is well known in law enforcement as an excellent choice for marking evidence. These permanent markers are available in black or red with either fine or ultra-fine tips. Other colors available on request. > More

The familiar high quality Sharpie ink writes consistently, dries quickly, and is smear resistant. Now there is a new, innovative safety seal valve that automatically closes over the retractable tip, preventing ink from leaking or drying. > More