Smoothbore weapons

Available without a permit revolvers, pistols and air rifles and shotguns, throwing rubber bullets with an energy of less than 17J. For necessary defense, training and shooting recreation. Easy availability has made rubber and pepper ball guns a popular choice among many people. Air guns without a permit for rubber bullets are used by both security personnel and, for example, people finishing work later in the day, fearing a potential attack. In such situations, rubber bullet throwers can be crucial for effective defense when the need arises.

Rubber and pepper ball throwers work well in both real-life threat situations, as well as in the training required for a quick, decisive response when the situation calls for it. The force of the impact of a bullet fired from an air gun can in many cases be felt even through clothing, and this is usually enough to effectively deter an aggressive attacker - depending on the situation, even just taking out a rubber bullet gun can deter an attacker.

When pepper balls are used, rather than rubber bullets, when the bullet strikes the target, a gross agent is released. The mixture, after contact with the eyes of the aggressor, will lead to severe irritation, pain, tearing, as well as cause disorientation. Once the mixture enters the respiratory tract, the incapacitating effect will be intensified. In conclusion, rubber bullet and pepper spray weapons can prove invaluable in the event that their user is forced into self-defense.