Lipstick tear gas part of NSW weapons haul A woman will face court after authorities uncovered a cache of weapons including fake guns and ammo. DANGEROUS weapons including tear gas cartridges disguised as lipstick tubes and electronic stun devices disguised as iPhones have allegedly been sold by a couple at weekend markets in Sydney. Police say they found a cache of weapons at the NSW Container Examination Facility on Friday. The seizure included more than 200 replica pistols and air guns, 50 extendable batons, 60 sets of knuckle dusters and more than 70 electronic shock devices disguised as iPhones and flashlights. Also found were 200 tear gas cartridges disguised as lipstick tubes, as well as an assortment of BB gun ammunition. Firearms and Organised Crime Squad Commander, Detective Acting Superintendent Wayne Walpole, said a man and woman arrested over the cache were in a relationship. "A number of these items were being sold at local markets on weekends," he told reporters on Wednesday. They included Fairfield and Parklea markets. "Possession of some of these items carries up to 14 years' jail, so it's a serious crime," Supt Walpole said. It is concerning, but we have hundreds of these items off the streets, which is a great result. The man was arrested several weeks ago when police seized hundreds of similar weapons. The woman, 49, was charged on Tuesday. She has been refused bail and is due to front Campbelltown Local Court on Wednesday charged with importing prohibited goods.