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January 27, 2020

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You may not know this…

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Security Tech: How Bullet ID Revolutionized

Ammunition Accountability

Bullet ID Corp's Ammunition Serialization and Tracking System (ASTS) has provided a much needed update to the accountability and trackability of ammunition that is sorely needed by the US Army, Police agencies everywhere, and as a Public Safety measure.

It is interoperability that the Bullet ID ASTS promotes thanks to its ability to turn every round into its own data file that can be tracked and scanned like a FedEx package.

Standardizing ammunition handling and management is a persistent pursuit within the Armed Forces, and there has been much controversy over how ammunition is managed.

Some police agencies are not better off...

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