Martin Parker, Author at The British Association for Shooting and Conservation

Martin Parker

Martin graduated in Biochemistry from University of London. Having joined the Forensic Science Service as a forensic firearms expert in 1987, he moved to become forensic science instructor at the UK’s National Training Centre in 1995. Martin was appointed by Cumbria Constabulary as scientific support manager in 2000, before being seconded to the DNA unit at Interpol in Lyon in 2006. Following this, he was appointed as chief scientist at the National Ballistics Intelligence Service (NABIS) where he remained until joining BASC in May 2021.

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The firearms licensing crisis continues….

BASC’s head of firearms Martin Parker takes a closer look at the current state of firearms licensing and where we go from here.

By Martin Parker, 3 months23rd February 2022 ago

Martin Parker

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The firearms licensing crisis continues….

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