Non-Lethal Firing Device

Non-Lethal Firing Devices are a type of weapon that falls under the supply class Miscellaneous Weapons in the supply group Weapons. These devices are designed to incapacitate or immobilize targets without causing fatal injuries. They are commonly used by law enforcement agencies, military forces, and security personnel for crowd control, riot control, and self-defense purposes.

Non-Lethal Firing Devices typically use various forms of ammunition, such as rubber bullets, bean bags, pepper spray, or tear gas. They are designed to be less lethal than traditional firearms, reducing the risk of fatal injuries while still effectively neutralizing threats.

These devices can come in different forms, including shotguns, rifles, handguns, or specialized launchers. They are often equipped with features like adjustable power settings, multiple shot capabilities, and integrated sighting systems to enhance accuracy and control.

It is important to note that while Non-Lethal Firing Devices are intended to minimize the risk of fatal injuries, they can still cause serious harm or even death if used improperly or at close range. Therefore, proper training and adherence to guidelines and regulations are crucial when handling these weapons.

Please ensure that you consult local laws and regulations regarding the use and possession of Non-Lethal Firing Devices, as they may vary depending on your jurisdiction.