Bow and Arrow

• Crossbow
• Longbow (English bow)
• Yumi (Japanese longbow)
• Bow
• Composite Bow
• Korean bow
• Reflex bow
• Compound bow

Knife

• Balisong (Butterfly Knife)
• Bowie knife
• Dagger
• Deer Horn Knives from the Chinese martial art Baguazhang
• Katar a push knife
• Kris (traditional weapon in South-East Asia)
• Kukri
• Kirpan
• Kunai
• Makhaira (or a short sword)
• Rondel
• Tantō
• Vettukathi

Western fencing weapons

• Sabre
• Small sword
• Épée
• Foil
• Main-gauche

Short staff or stick weapons

• Arnis sticks
• Hanbo
• Jō (Japanese stick weapon)
• Kurunthadi
• Kubotan
• Otta
• Shillelagh
• Tambo
• Tonfa
• Yawara
• Yubi-bo

Long weapons (staff and spear weapons)

• Arbir (Indonesian halberd)
• Bisento (Chinese origin halberd)
• Bō (Japanese staff weapon)
• Eku
• Gun (staff)
• Ji (halberd)
• Jogo do Pau (Portuguese Staff and baton)
• Guan dao or Kwan dao (large Chinese halberd)
• Kurunthadi
• Ox tongue
• Lathi
• Pudao (long handled sword)
• Halberd
• Monk's Spade
• Nagamaki (Japanese polearm)
• Naginata (Japanese polearm)
• Qiang (spear)
• Quarterstaff
• Sarissa
• Sibat (Filipino/Indonesian spear)
• Spear
• Taiaha (Maori wooden duelling spear/staff)
• Kanabō (Japanese iron staff)
• Yari (Japanese spear)

Sword

• Arming sword
• Bokken (Japanese wooden swords, also known as bokutō)
• Bolo
• Broadsword
• Butterfly sword
• Chisakatana
• Claymore
• Daitō
• Dao
• Dopplehänder
• Falcata
• Federschwert (Steel sparring sword used in European martial arts)
• Gladius
• Golok
• Großes Messer
• Iaito (Practice weapon used in Iaido)
• Japanese sword
• Jian
• Kampilan
• Katana
• Kodachi
• Khopesh
• Kopis
• Longsword
• Bastard sword
• Greatsword
• Nagamaki
• ninjatō
• Nodachi
• Pata
• Pulwar
• Rapier
• Shamshir
• Scimitar
• Scramasax
• Shinai (Katana-like sword made of Bamboo strips, used in Kendo)
• Single-sword (Cut & Thrust, sometimes called the "German rapier")
• Talwar
• Tachi
• Taijijian
• Wakizashi
• Waster (Wooden European sword simulator)
• Xiphos
• Zweihander

Composite weapons

• Kusarigama
• Manriki or Manriki-gusari
• Nunchaku
• Meteor hammer
• Three sectional staff (sān jié gùn/sansetsukon)

"Soft" weapons

• Chain whip
• Rope dart
• Whip (Bullwhip)
• Lariat
• Tabak-Toyok
• Meteor hammer
• Urumi
• Surujin
• Bolas
• Flying claws
• Dragon beard hook

Truncheons

• Jitte
• Sai
• Blackjack or Slapjack
• Telescopic baton (See ASP, Inc.)

Sickle

• Arit
• Kama (Japanese sickle, see also kusarigama)
• Chicken Sickles

Shields

• Buckler
• Hoplon
• Hungarian shield
• Targe

Short range projectile weapons

• Blowgun (fires Fukiya, poison darts or pins)
• Chakram
• Shuriken
• Sling

Clubs

• Mace
• Mere (hooked jade or carved wooden flat club)
• Patu (sharpened jade blade)
• Gunstock war club (used by Native American warriors - see Okichitaw)
• Shillelagh
• Morning star

Miscellaneous

• Bayonet
• Brass knuckles
• Tessen (Iron fan)
• Fu (a battle ax)
• Tomahawk
• Korean Fan/Mu Puche (Tempered Birch Fan)
• Shobo
• Wind and fire wheels

See also

• List of practice weapons
• List of martial arts-related topics
• Mêlée weapons