:: No need for large national database where 98% of the firearms will never be used in a crime. Instead the  database is limited to actual ballistic fingerprints collected as evidence at a crime scene

:: Reduce the costs associated with lengthy ballistic fingerprinting database  maintenance and searches

:: Provides investigators with Make, Model and link to serial number "instantly" (augments the long established comparison based forensic analysis methods)

:: It ensures that all forensic imaging is performed by professional forensic firearm experts at the crime lab and not at the manufacturer's facility

::  No need for national image database (Make, Model & Tracking Code)

::  No need for national registration

::  Leaves in place the existing tracking methods when purchasing a new firearm

:: "Instantly" provides investigators with Make, Model and link to serial number. No need to wait for a lengthy database searches

::  Positive and unambiguous identification of crime weapon.

:: No added costs for equipment and labor involved in taking images of ballistic fingerprints

:: Minimal equipment and labor costs associated with the implementation of the NanoMark Ballistic ID Tagging™ technology

:: Removes the legal liability of imaging associated with poor image quality and search reliability

:: Ballistic ID Tagging uses proven industrial processes used within industry on 24/7 shift operations with 6 sigma capability
 

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