Q&A for How to Make a Simple Paper Gun

It's unlikely that anyone would mistake your paper gun for a real gun, but many schools have a zero tolerance policy for weapons, and people get in trouble for even carrying toys that look like weapons.

You may hold a simple paper gun in public, but if you wave it in a threatening or menacing way, someone may think you have a real gun and the consequences could be terrible.

The guns shown here aren't designed to launch any projectiles, but with a little extra effort, you can make paper guns that can launch rubber bands or paper darts.

Probably not because it's totally harmless, but some schools do have a zero tolerance policy on anything that even LOOKS like a weapon, so it might be better to just save it for after school.