The classical Chinese weapons are common features in Chinese martial arts and important part of gung fu heritage. Chinese weaponry has been in existence for thousands of years and contains many different kind of weapons. No other martial arts in the in the world has the variety of weaponry gung fu possess.

The classical Chinese weapons can be broken down into many different categories such as long, short, single, double, soft, linked, throwing etc.. They can also be classified as northern or southern as well as by their weight. Hung Gar contains many different types of weapons. The list below shows the most common weapons practiced in different lineage's of Hung Gar. Description and background information on each weapon set will be added in the future.

Lau Gar Gwan
Lau family staff

Hau Jie Gwan - Seung Tau Gwan
Monkey king staff - Double Ended Staff

Ng Lung Baat Gwa Gwan
Fifth Brother Eight Diagram Pole

See Gar Mui Fa Ying Cheung
See Family Plum Blossom Spear

Pek Kwa Daan Do
Broad Sword

Ji-Fai Do
Commanders Sabre

Mui Fa Seung Long Do
Plum Blossom Double Dragon broadswords

Jow Gar Wu Dip Seung Do
Jow Family Double Butterfly Knives

Koi Chong Dai Hung Yut Seung Do
Koi Chong's big crescent moon double knives - Buterfly Knives

Kwan Lun Gim
Kunlun mountain straight sword

Sung Moon Gim
Life Gate straight sword

Kwan Do / Chun Choy Dai Do
General Kwan's halberd/spring and autumn big knife

Mui Fa Siu Tiu
Plum Blossom halberd

Yue Gar Dai Pa
Yu family tiger fork

Cho Tao
Hoe

Fu Tao Seung Ngao
Tiger hooks

Luen Fa Bo Dang
Lotus flower wooden bench

Gau Jie Bien
Nine section whip

Seung Gau Jie Bien
Double nine section whip

Ng Jie Bien
Five section whip

Seung Ng Jie Bien
Double five section whip

Tiet Sien
Iron Fan

Gee Sau
Daggers