👉 A pushing weapon is a type of non-lethal weapon designed to incapacitate or deter an attacker by applying force to the body, typically targeting the torso or limbs. These weapons often include batons, pepper spray dispensers, and baton grips with built-in force-feedback mechanisms that amplify the user's push or shove. The primary purpose of a pushing weapon is to subdue an aggressor without causing permanent harm, making it useful in situations like self-defense, law enforcement, and crowd control. The force applied can vary depending on the weapon's design and intended use, aiming to disorient or temporarily immobilize the attacker while allowing the user to escape safely.
