Mr. Eisenberg. Could you describe the bullets in the other exhibit?
Mr. Cunningham. Commission Exhibit 145 consists of one Western .38 Special cartridge, which is also loaded with a copper-coated lead bullet, and the other cartridge is a Remington-Peters .38 Special cartridge, which is loaded with a lead bullet.
Mr. Eisenberg. I now hand you another group of bullets, marked Q-82 through Q-86.
The Chairman. Mr. Eisenberg, would you state for the record at this time what those two bullets are? They are introduced another time.
Mr. Eisenberg. Yes; all the bullets which Mr. Cunningham examined were found either in the pocket or the—pocket of Lee Harvey Oswald—or the cylinder of his revolver at the time of his arrest on November 22.
I now hand you another group of bullets marked Q-82 through Q-86, and with certain other markings on them.
Are you familiar with these bullets? And may I state for the record that the bullets I have just handed Mr. Cunningham derive from the same source.
Mr. Cunningham. I am familiar with these bullets.
Mr. Eisenberg. Could you describe these briefly?
Before I do that—Mr. Chairman, may I have these bullets admitted into evidence as a group, as Exhibit 592?