Joseph Scott Morgan

So I find it very interesting.

Very interesting.

As a matter of fact, I think that they carry Glock guns.

Maybe Glock 26, like fifth gen.

What's interesting, though, is that let's just say let's just say that he's carrying that same frame.

OK, that same frame.

uh, of weapon or platform of weapon.

And he goes out with the, which he did, by the way, you had just mentioned they had gone out, um, to, to this, uh, shooting range so that she could, she could practice shooting, which is something that had never occurred before.

And this is dude, this is within days of this event taking place.

But did you know that even though it might be the same weapon platform, uh,

It don't matter, because both of those weapons, the ballistics on both of those weapons are going to be distinctly different.

And so I find that interesting, and it's something else when you begin to think about Joseph Ryan, who is laying there, he's shot, the wife is stabbed.

any kind of round that they take from either the body or the scene, the striations on those bullets are going to be distinctly different.

Let's just say, okay, and I'll give you, for instance, if you are a law enforcement officer and I don't care where you're working, you have to go to the range and qualify.

Many times you'll have to qualify a couple of times a year, all right?

So every time you fire that weapon, okay,

changes occur within that barrel.

And you'll get little nicks and dings.

It's not just the rifling inside of the barrel that transfers into the striations on the projectile itself.

the more use you have of a weapon, the more distinctive it makes it.