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  • PepperBall Expands Non-Lethal Capability with Four New Innovative Projectiles at SHOT Show 2026

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  • Close-up of a black car with a shattered windshield, partially covered by a red banner with white text.

    PEPPERBALL® AND ROBOROUNDS® ANNOUNCE EXCLUSIVE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

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  • Rick Wyant testing the RoboRounds Ballers payload. The left side shows a backyard with a drone, measuring devices, a radio-controlled boat, and camera equipment on a white table.

    Evaluation of a new 68 caliber glass breaker round for pneumatic (HPA) less lethal platforms.

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  • Logo of NRA American Rifleman with a silhouette of a person aiming a rifle, over a background of scattered guns.

    American Rifleman: Old-School Tools Gaining Ground In Drone Defense

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  • RoboRounds payload testing at the NTOA. A maroon car with broken windows and shattered glass on the door and window panels.

    Baller Projectiles: Ultimate Innovation in Less Lethal Tactical Ammunition

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  • A row of six RoboRounds anti-robotic bullets with copper-colored tips on a blue surface, with three larger, brass-colored bullets in the background, and some electronic device and green item partially visible.

    Electrically Disruptive Projectiles: Neutralize Drone Threats

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  • Two clear plastic containers with white labels holding plastic bouncy ball pellets, with some pellets spilled on a white surface. The larger container is labeled 'Roborounds Ballers Shatter Glass' with specifications for 0.68 caliber, 6.2 grams, 400 count, and 150 foot range.

    ROBOROUNDS TO EXPAND ACCESS TO CUTTING-EDGE AMMUNITION

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  • A group of armed soldiers in tactical gear surrounding and inspecting a silver sedan on the side of a road, with one soldier kneeling and another lying on the ground.

    Baller Projectiles Are The Superior Choice for Defeating Glass in Tactical Operations

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  • RoboRounds President Barton Bollfrass wearing glasses and a lab coat holding small spherical projectiles close to the camera lens, possibly miniature aircraft or drones, with a focused expression.

    Exploring the Future of ANTI-DRONE AND Anti-Robotic Ammunition with RoboRounds

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