A money gun is a spring-loaded or motorised handheld device that fires stacked notes out in a rapid burst — the mechanism is closer to a toy dart gun than anything financial, with a loading chamber sized to a specific note dimension.
The device itself is refillable rather than single-use: once a chamber empties, a fresh refill pack of the same note size loads back in, which is why device and refill packs are almost always sold as separate products rather than bundled as disposable units.
Refill compatibility is the detail worth checking before buying — a device sized for one note dimension won't reliably fire notes cut to a different size, so matching the refill pack to the device matters more than most first-time buyers expect.
The format took off through short-form video content (stacks fired into frame for a "flex" or celebration shot), but it works just as well for a party favour moment or an event reveal without any content angle at all.
Our Money Gun (Device, Refillable) pairs with the matching $50-note-sized refill pack — both reduced-scale and marked NOT LEGAL TENDER, the same as every note we sell.
Frequently asked
Are money gun refills interchangeable between different devices?
Not reliably — refill packs are sized to a specific note dimension, so matching the refill to your device matters.
Is a money gun a one-time-use device?
No — it's refillable. The device and the refill notes are sold as separate products, so you reload rather than replace it.