Yep, that will move a crowd but not inflict permanent injury.

Also worth noting: Pepperball rounds are simply paintball rounds filled with a slightly more concentrated pepper spray solution (0.5% to 5% PAVA). The outer shell of a Pepperball is primarily made with the same stuff as crayon wax.

than a rubber bullet cartridge (The shell is marked stabilized and marking; rubber rounds are typically neither). The shot on the right, however, I'm not familiar with. It could be a rubber bullet; it could be a part of an end cap to a flashbang.

@koloskus yup, rubber bullets fire with a primer and explosive. Pepperball rounds fire from paintball guns. See http://www.pepperball.com/products.html . Also, the shell on the left is a less-than-lethal round, but looks more to be a beanbag round than a

@phatphototucson are you sure? It seems to match up so perfectly. I don't know though.

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actually that would be a Pepperball launcher @koloskus it cant shoot those.

If this is the case,then what do you think will happen in Frisco??

http://tinyurl.com/3ubbucu the paintball-looking gun. thats what they shoot the rubber bullets from.

These are my hands, i was holding up examples of what was being shot at us last night.

Right would have to be fired from a 37 or 40mm launcher, not a shotgun/flex baton round

Left is a Flex Baton shell (aka bean bag round).

They're a 'less-than-lethal' (!) rubber buckshot round. Pretty common in US police arsenals.