👉 A labeled weapon, often referred to as a weapon classification system (WCS) or weapon identification code system, is a standardized method used to categorize and identify different types of firearms and ammunition based on their design, function, and intended use. Each weapon is assigned a unique label or code that provides detailed information about its characteristics, such as barrel length, magazine capacity, firing mechanism, and ammunition compatibility. These labels are crucial for law enforcement, military operations, and forensic analysis, enabling accurate tracking, identification, and management of firearms in various contexts, including criminal investigations, border control, and security protocols.
