Özet:

In a seven-year period, the reports of 133 deaths that occurred as a result of a firearm in Antalya and the autopsy was studied: age, gender, origin, shot distance, gender of the weapon, number and characteristics of entrance and exit holes, in terms of internal organs damages. 78.95% of the cases were male and 21.05% female. Deaths were most common in the age group of 21-30 years (30.08 percent). The murder was in the first place with a ratio of 66.92%. Deaths from distant shootings accounted for half of the incidents (46.62%). In 55-64 percent of cases, the death-causing weapon was considered a short-term firearm. The average number of entrance holes per incident was 1.49. The stroke was the most in the area of the head and the brain was the most damaged organ.

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