Lists of weapons
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This is an index of lists of weapons.
Lists of weapons by time period
List of weapons by type
- List of aircraft weapons
- List of anti-aircraft weapons
- List of artillery
- List of flamethrowers
- List of firearms
- List of bullpup firearms
- List of assault rifles
- List of battle rifles
- List of multiple barrel firearms
- List of pistols
- List of revolvers
- List of submachine guns
- List of carbines
- List of shotguns
- List of bolt action rifles
- List of sniper rifles
- List of machine guns
- List of recoilless rifles
- List of grenade launchers
- List of rocket lauchers
- List of blow forward firearms
- List of delayed blowback firearms
- List of martial arts weapons
- List of missiles
- List of practice weapons
- List of rockets
- Lists of swords
- List of torpedoes
Lists of weapons by country
- List of artillery by country
- List of individual weapons of the U.S. Armed Forces
- List of weapons of the U.S. Marine Corps
- List of service rifles of national armies
Lists of weapons-related items
- List of aircraft
- List of armoured fighting vehicles
- List of chemical warfare agents
- List of handgun cartridges
- List of rifle cartridges
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