Shotgun 〈Validated〉

Roll two sheets of paper into long, narrow tubes and tape them together.

This version features a working loading mechanism and shoots paper projectiles using rubber bands.

Making a paper shotgun is a fun DIY papercraft project that can range from simple origami to complex, functional models that shoot paper projectiles. Here are the best methods based on different skill levels: 1. Simple Paper Shotgun (Beginner) shotgun

Install a rubber band mechanism that connects to a trigger, allowing the paper cartridges to be launched.

Use generous amounts of tape, especially in high-stress areas like the stock and trigger, for durability. Roll two sheets of paper into long, narrow

A4 paper (approx. 20 sheets), strong tape/glue, rubber bands. Steps: Cartridges: Make small, tight paper rolls to act as shells.

This method uses standard paper and tape, designed to look like a shotgun. 3–4 sheets of A4 paper, tape, scissors. Method: Here are the best methods based on different skill levels: 1

Roll the tubes tightly for a more realistic and sturdy finished look.