Rubber bullet and rubber bullet gun | Defense weapon

A Rubber Bullet and Rubber Bullet Gun refers to less-lethal kinetic impact munitions and the firearms used to launch them, primarily for riot control and crowd dispersal. Rubber bullets are projectiles designed to deliver a painful but non-penetrating impact to cause deterrence and pain compliance. They are typically fired from specialized 37/38mm or 40mm grenade launchers or riot guns. While intended to minimize lethal risk, their use requires strict protocols regarding minimum engagement distance and aiming points to avoid serious injury, making them a standard but carefully regulated tool in public order policing.

• Rubber Bullets: Kinetic impact projectiles made of rubber or rubber-coated material.

• Launch Systems: Typically 37/38mm or 40mm single-shot or multi-shot grenade launchers.

• Used for dispersing violent crowds and incapacitating specific aggressive individuals.

• Effects are based on blunt trauma and pain compliance, not penetration.

• Requires extensive training on safe deployment to avoid serious injury or death.

• A common less-lethal option in the continuum of force for law enforcement.

Disperse crowds with kinetic impact. Rubber bullets and their dedicated launchers provide a less-lethal option for riot control situations.