Video Shows Boston Marathon Suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Outside Shooting Range

BOSTON— -- Jurors in the trial of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev saw video today of the defendant and his brother Tamerlan outside of a New Hampshire firing range where they rented two pistols to practice shooting 9mm ammunition - the same kind of bullets used in the weapon that killed a police officer and was part of wild gunfight with law enforcement days after the marathon blasts.

The brothers went to the Manchester Firing Range on March 20, 2013, just weeks before allegedly detonating two pressure cooker bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. An FBI agent recovered the video and rental paperwork the brothers filled out to rent the pistols and purchase the ammunition, a day of shooting that cost roughly $170.00, according to evidence presented today.

FBI special agent Matthew Riportelli noted on the stand today that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev listed his shooting qualification as "intermediate," and denied smoking marijuana or having mental illness on his "check-in" card. Tamerlan Tsarnaev answered the same way.

The brothers rented a Glock 34 and Glock 17 - both guns that fire 9 mm ammunition, Riportelli told the court.

The Tsarnaevs allegedly used a Ruger 9mm to kill MIT police officer Sean Collier three days after the marathon blasts and, hours after that, to fire at police during a violent firefight. Tamerlan was killed in that gun battle, while Dzhokhar managed to escape and hide for a few hours before being apprehended.

In surveillance video from outside the gun shop, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appears to be wearing the same colorful Adidas sweatshirt he wore on April 18 in the hours after he and his brother purportedly shot Collier. Photos that show Tsarnaev's capture from his hideout on a dry-docked boat show him wearing a similar article of clothing, which is now marked as evidence in the case.

There was also testimony today from Massachusetts State Police crime scene technicians about the Ruger P95 and fingerprints lifted from a pellet gun recovered in Watertown behind Tsarnaev's green Honda. DzhokharTsarnaev's prints were on the pellet gun, and one of Tamerlan's prints was found on the Ruger, a trooper testified.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev faces a possible death penalty if convicted on some 30 counts related to the Boston Marathon bombing. Though his defense admitted in opening statements he was involved in the blasts, he has pleaded not guilty and his attorneys have attempted to portray Tamerlan as the mastermind and leader of the deadly attack who exerted his influence over his younger brother.