a description of the first embodiment of the toy gun 100 of the present invention is now described with reference to fig1 4 fig1 is a top front and perspective view of a first embodiment of the toy gun 100 of the present invention the toy gun 100 includes a frame or base 102 that is made of a sturdy material e g wood plastic or metal at one end of the frame 102 is a muzzle 104 the muzzle 104 is preferably curved in a concave fashion to permit elastic rings e g rubber bands to be elastically restricted thereupon alternatively the muzzle 104 can be straight or can have grooves to restrict the rubber bands therein the frame 102 also includes one or more loading blocks 106a 106b the loading blocks are preferably made of the same material as the frame 102 the loading blocks 106 are positioned on the frame at a distance away from the muzzle 104 to permit a stretched rubber band to be restricted at one end by the muzzle 104 and to be restricted at the opposite end by the restricting blocks 106 the technique for loading and shooting a rubber band is described in greater detail below with reference to fig5 7 the frame 102 also includes two rings 112a 112b on a support 114 each ring 112 is preferably made of metal or plastic the height of the top ring 112b should be greater than the height of the loading blocks 106 with reference to the top of the frame 113 this height differential will permit a string that is threaded through the top ring 112b to lift a rubber band over the loading block 106a as described below the frame 102 also includes a gear.