Category:Non-lethal weapons

D

• Directed-energy weapons‎ (3 C, 17 P)

E

• Electroshock weapon controversies‎ (9 P)

G

• Grenades‎ (13 C, 17 P)

I

• Incapacitating agents‎ (1 C, 24 P)

L

• Lachrymatory agents‎ (55 P)

N

• Non-lethal firearms‎ (2 C, 7 P)
• Non-lethal projectiles‎ (1 C, 8 P)

P

• Police weapons‎ (8 C, 214 P)

R

• Riot control agents‎ (7 P)

S

• Smoke grenades‎ (12 P)
• Stun grenades‎ (4 P)

T

• Taser‎ (16 P)
• Training weapons‎ (2 C, 4 P)

• Non-lethal weapon

0–9

• 5P-42 Filin
• 9mm P.A.K.

A

• Acoustic hailing device
• Acoustic harassment device
• Active Denial System

B

• Blast ball
• Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons
• Bō

C

• Cattle prod
• Chili grenade

D

• Dazer Laser
• Dazzler (weapon)
• Directed-energy weapon
• Dye pack

E

• Electrolaser
• Electroshock weapon

F

• Federal Laboratories

G

• Gay bomb
• GLI-F4 grenade
• Graphite bomb
• Grenade
• Gun F/X Tactical Development

I

• Incident weapon
• Intelligent banknote neutralisation system

K

• Kubotan

L

• LED incapacitator
• Long-range acoustic device

M

• M5 crowd control munition
• Malodorant
• MEDUSA (weapon)
• Microwave auditory effect

N

• New physical principles weapons

P

• Personnel halting and stimulation response rifle
• Psychochemical warfare
• Pulsed energy projectile

S

• Sai (weapon)
• Scientific Advisory Committee on the Medical Implications of Less-Lethal Weapons
• Skunk (weapon)
• Smoke grenade
• Sonic weapon
• Sticky foam
• Stink bomb
• Stun belt
• Stun gun
• StunStrike
• Surujin

T

• Taser
• TASER X2 Defender
• Tear gas
• TOMA (vehicle)

V

• Veiling-glare laser
• Vigilant Eagle

W

• Wasserwerfer 9000
• Wasserwerfer 10000
• Water cannon
• Weighted-knuckle glove
• Who Me

Z

• ZM-87