There are several ways to make a paper gun that shoots without blowing into it. A common method is to build a paper gun that shoots small paper projectiles using mechanical means like rubber bands or a trigger mechanism to propel the projectile instead of relying on breath pressure. One simple approach is:
- Use a sheet of paper folded and shaped into a gun-like frame.
- Insert a rubber band stretched across the barrel area.
- Load a small paper dart or bullet in place.
- Pull and release the rubber band to shoot the paper projectile without blowing.
This method shoots paper darts or bullets powered by the elastic energy of the rubber band, so blowing is not involved. Some tutorials also show how to add a trigger mechanism for more realistic shooting action. Materials often required include paper sheets, rubber bands, scissors, and optionally glue or tape for reinforcement. This style of paper gun provides a safer alternative for harmless fun and avoids the need to blow to shoot, improving consistency and strength of the shot.
If a more detailed step-by-step guide or diagram is desired, I can prepare one based on available resources or a specific video tutorial.