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Page, 4 Nea - .../2,, The ammunition boxes and pieces of ammunition hoxes present in specimens Q1602,-Q1663, Q1611 and the “Also Sybmitted” - ‘dtems were reassembled. It was determined that the follqwing | ammunition boxes were represented by these specimens: Hoon, Seven Remington "Express" 12-gauge shotshell boxes which each contained twenty-five 2 3/4 inch plastic shotshelis Loaded with No, 1 Buck, , . ,, One Omark, Caacade Cartridge’~ Incorporated "Blazer®.- | tus SF eartridge box which contained five hundred «22: Long -" “s “Py 2 -i¥" 3 Rafle caliber cartridges. “ « x wr . .. . oo dey ave one Winchester cartridge box which contained fifty ~~ *: .30 Carbine caliber cartridges loaded with 110-grain, hollow soft-pointed bullets. , One military cartridge box bearing printing, "LC Lot : oes 2.) *, 12205," which contained fifty .30 Carbine caliber - CR SAE ag fut Nga Oo cartridges loaded with copper-jacketed bullets yas 7" manufactured at the Lake City Ordnance Plant, - fe to Sey Independence, Uissourl. yee ge eo _ .* One Smith and Wesson cartridge box which contained “F 7 SF fifty .38 Special caliber cartridges. . . tae . Specimen Q1614 is an unfired ,22 Long Rifle caliber copper: ‘eoated, hollow-pointed lead bullet... Toolmarks present on the nose - of this bullet suggest that it was pulled out of its cartridge hr" - gage by a gerrated-jawed tool, such as a pair of pliers. Specimen oats 91614 bears only extremely limited marks of value for wot at identification purposes should a suspect tool be recovered. * fF See os . Specimen Q1613 appears to be a brase ornament, its : J“? i light weight, brass composition and odd diameter would render it ° Ja | an undesirable substitute for a bullet. ..00.0.*s - a ys Present in specimen Q1602 are three .30 Carbine caliber -.3 stripper clips which are used to facilitate the loading of .30 | hy Caxybine caliber magazines, The "Also Submitted® rubber magazine =~ .. gover is used to cover and protect the open end of such a magazine, +. '*. gpgedmen Q1620 1s a .30 Carbine caliber cartridge which wa identified as having been loaded into and extracted the same weapon as the O15 through Q18 cartridge cases recovered the ae abduction ecene, the Q201 through Q204 cartridges recoveyed inside 5 phe the Hibernia Bank, the Q213 and 0214 cartridge cases rec ered 438%, Zoutside the Hibernia Bank and the Q216A cartridge recove d in the “1973 Ford LTD. The "PC 42° headstamp indicates the c dge case | was originally manufactured for military use by Peters Cartridge oN Company, Kings Mill, Ohio. . ea: ee ; : Page 2 : wet Es tro a? Bit See apt i wo ae ee 8 eer a OE “ - Pee ile ON coal aw ee i ar Yi ae rhe