What is another word for ballistic fingerprinting?
Pronunciation: [bɐlˈɪstɪk fˈɪŋɡəpɹˌɪntɪŋ] (IPA) 
Ballistic fingerprinting refers to the process of analyzing bullets and casings found at a crime scene to identify the firearm that was used. Synonyms for ballistic fingerprinting include "bullet matching," "firearm identification," "gun tracing," "ballistics analysis," and "ballistics identification." Regardless of the term used, the process is a valuable tool for law enforcement in solving crimes involving firearms. By comparing the markings left on casings and bullets, investigators can determine important details such as the type of weapon used, the manufacturer, and even the individual firearm itself. This technology has yielded significant results in helping solve crimes, and its continued development has promising implications for future investigations.
