They're premium pure gum rubber, so they hold their stretch better and don't break. Really, they're the best rubber band that you can buy. We order about 4 to 5 tons a few times a year.

Now on Kickstarter, the Rubber Band Machine Gun quickly blew through its modest $5,000 goal, and with about a week to go, it’s close to raising almost $100,000. It’s easy to see why.

The Rubber Band Machine Gun is able to fire 672 rubber bands up to 26 feet (eight metres) at a rate of 14 shots a second from its 16 barrels.

The rubber band machine gun consists of 16 barrels and is fully automatic using an electric feed is powered by 5 x AA batteries and measures 34 x 8 x 11 inches in size. Its creators explain: ...

The 3D printed rubber band machine gun measures 400mm x 235mm x 275mm in size. This compact yet powerful design makes it an exciting addition to any collection.

“I’d seen a 3D printed rubber band gun online before, which was just a basic hand-held one. I thought it was really cool, so I just set out to design my own,” Davis tells Digital Trends.

The creators say that the gun was manufactured to hold size 64 rubber bands, so that even if you point-blank shoot someone, it won't hurt. We don't necessarily say you should try that at home.

Alex added: "With my Rubber Band Machine Gun everyone can feel like Rambo, launching a rubber storm, and throwing over a pound of rubber bands into the opponent!" The creator is asking for funding ...

Remembering all the fun I had with my rubber band gun that my father made for me, I cut out three blocks of wood that somewhat looked like a gun and nailed a clothespin to the top with a notch on ...

The Bandit Gun is a DIY, easy-to-assemble rubber band gun that can fire single bands, multiple bands in rapid succession, or all the bands at once, creating a hell-storm of potential pain.

Now, we've got another childhood favorite that's been injected with steroids - the rubber band gun. Matthew Davis designed and 3D printed the Arcus, a fully automatic Gatling gun capable of firing ...