The classic rubber band gun you already know... but with a twist. You can fire it semi-automatically using a unique technique.

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On rare occasions (for example, depending on build quality or loading conditions), a rubber band may be fired backward and could hit your face or eyes.
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Disposable chopsticks x 4

Rubber bands (about 10)

(1) Muzzle Piece and Barrel
Cut one end of a chopstick to 25 mm and use it as the muzzle piece
Use the remaining piece as the barrel

(2) Trigger, Un-Burst Bar, and Grip
Split a chopstick into two pieces
Cut each piece to 65 mm
Use them as the trigger and un-burst bar
Use the remaining pieces as the grip

(3) Frame (Left, Right)
Two sets of chopsticks are used as the frames without cutting

(4) All parts

(5) Sandwich the barrel between the frames and secure them with rubber bands at two points

(6) Pull the barrel out from the frames by 10 cm

(7) Insert the two grip sticks into the frames and secure the tops with rubber bands

(8) Secure each grip end with a rubber band. Keep the rear grip at a right angle to the frames

(9) Attach the un-burst bar to the frames with a rubber band

(10) Insert the trigger between the frames and secure it with a rubber band

(11) Secure the muzzle piece under the barrel tip with a rubber band