Mr. CUNNINGHAM. The copper-coated lead bullet. I could use and I did
use it--I made a photograph.
Mr. EISENBERG. Before we discuss that further, let's see if we can mark
that for identification. Can you describe what is in this photograph?
Mr. CUNNINGHAM. Yes. It is a photograph of four bullets. The first
bullet starting from the left is Commission Exhibit No. 604. As you
can see right on the label, it is Q-501, which would be Commission
Exhibit 604. The next bullet to it is a test bullet that I fired from
Commission Exhibit 143, which is a known 158-grain lead bullet of
Remington-Peters manufacture.
The third bullet in the photograph is our number C-253, which is
Commission Exhibit No. 603. And the fourth bullet in the photograph is
this particular bullet which you have given Commission Exhibit 606. It
is a copper-coated lead bullet of Western manufacture.
Mr. EISENBERG. Did you take this photograph?
Mr. CUNNINGHAM. I was present when it was taken. I compared the bullets
with the negative, and I can testify that this photograph is a true
representation--an accurate representation of the four bullets that
were photographed.