This invention provides a
rubber band launching device, comprising: a gun body and a launching
system, a feeding
system, and a power
system for powering the movement of the entire device, all mounted on the gun body. The launching system is mounted on the gun body via a fixed bracket and includes a main shaft, a fixed wheel, a first
rocker arm, a rotating wheel, a
rubber band hook, and a second
drive wheel. The rotating wheel rotates around the fixed wheel and also rotates on its own axis, thereby driving the
rubber band hook to perform a pulling and releasing action. The feeding system uses a belt-fed method; when the second
drive wheel rotates one revolution, the feed wheel rotates one tooth
pitch, thus actuating the belt to feed bullets one by one. This invention features safe loading, simple operation, and prevents finger injuries when installing rubber bands. It can freely switch between single-shot and
fully automatic burst
modes, and has a large ammunition capacity, allowing for the
continuous firing of a large number of rubber bands, enabling players to fully enjoy the fun of shooting and offering high replayability.