South Carolina ballistics expert witnesses analyze firearms, ammunition, and toolmarks to reconstruct shooting events. They often come from SLED forensic laboratories, military and law enforcement armorer roles, and engineering or metallurgy backgrounds. Their work reflects South Carolina’s coastal port and hunting culture and the state’s active shooting ranges. They commonly evaluate bullet trajectories, firearm function, distance determination, and gunshot residue findings.
Firearms And Archery Range Safety Instructor Expert Witness
Firearms And Archery Range Safety Instructor Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $200/hr
- Deposition Fee
- $300/hr
- Court Fee
- $350/hr
This firearms and archery enthusiast and instructor has been involved in the field for over 41 years. He completed numerous training's with the U.S. Army, Armstrong State College and the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council. The expert has completed numerous firearms and archery-related courses and instructor courses over the years; currently, he teaches Firearms and Archery Safety for the Department of Environmental Conservation with the State of New York and for the Wildlife Resources Commission for the State of North Carolina. The expert is a Certified Instructor in Firearms Training and a Range Safety Officer through the National Rifle Association and the TAP3X Group of Companies, and he has published 30+ works on archery and firearm shooting. He now runs a firearm and archery training and consulting business.
Chief Executive Officer and Instructor, A group of companies in NC
Connelly Springs,
North Carolina