1. AN AMUSEMENT DEVICE EMBODYING A DART, A LAUNCHER, SAID DART HAVING A SHAFT, ON ONE END OF WHICH IS SECURED A TRIANGULAR SOLID RUBBER TIP AND A SPONGE RUBBER DEPTH GAUGE MOVABLY MOUNTED ON THE SAID SHAFT AND BEHIND THE SAID TIP, AND THE OTHER END OF THE SAID SHAFT, ON WHICH IS SECURED A PLURALITY OF STABILIZING FINS, THE SAID SHAFT HAVING MEANS OF TEMPORARY SECUREMENT TO THE SAID LAUNCHER, THE SAID LAUNCHER EMBODYING A BODY MEMBER HAVING ITS LOWER END TERMINATED IN A HANDLE AND THE UPPER END ADAPTED TO RECEIVE THE SHAFT OF THE SAID DART, THEREBY PROVIDING MEANS OF LAUNCHING THE SAID DART AT A PREDETERMINED TARGET BY MOVEMENTS OF ONE''S HAND.