Safariland BP-1 Laser Trajectory Pointer

The Safariland BP-1 Laser Trajectory Pointer is a unique laser pointing device with an ultra-bright beam that is specifically designed to assist an investigator in the determination of the source and the trajectory of bullets at a crime scene. Its design allows it to be used in conjunction with EVI-PAQ's tripod mount, protrusion rod, trajectory kit and photographic fog. Unlike conventional lasers, an innovative design feature places the on-off switch internal to the unit, which is activated when a mounting adapter is screwed into place at its base. In this way, its clean cylindrical shape is not marred by an external switch that may be prone to breakage or failure.

The BP-1 is a one piece unit containing a solid state laser diode built into high impact aluminum housing. The unit is powered by a pair of N size 1.5 volt alkaline batteries (included), which provide 9-11 hours of continuous power-on use. When attached to a protrusion rod that has been inserted into a bullet hole, the laser beam will indicate either the direction and angle of the source, or the direction and angle of the exit and subsequent impact point. If a unit is attached to both ends of a protrusion rod, both indications can be made simultaneously.