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  Fingerprints may be found at various places on firearms,  For example, the smooth metal surface of the magazine of a semiautomatic weapon may retain identifiable fingerprints, and cartridges still loaded in a magazine or clip may bear identifiable fingerprints on their cylindrical case walls.  Smooth grips should always be checked for fingerprints.  The evidence should be clearly labeled that it is to be processed for latent prints.