🎯 Precision Blowgun Darts Balister Pack for Target Practice - .40 Caliber (100/pack) Review

These darts work great you just need a pair of pliers to ensure the darts are assembled tightly. They are very sharp and you have to be careful with them.

Most caps are not drilled straight. When you twist the dart in your fingers, the cap will wobble due to the crooked hole. Find a good stick with the best chance of consistent accuracy.

The ends were a bit too big for a dart gun. I took a pair of scissors and trimmed the edges. INDIVIDUALLY. Maybe I should have returned them but tell that to a nervous 7 year old :(

These are the shortest darts I have for my blowgun, but shorter darts mean less weight and faster, flatter shooting. They're sharp, so don't prick yourself. Overall I like them and will buy them again when they run out.

These are NOT 4" darts, they are 2.75" at best. The cones are smaller than .40 and are made in China with dirty metal residue. Wash your hands well after assembly, who knows what that residue is, this is not a rust preventative as some arrows have started to rust.

I couldn't find darts for my gun so I got them. They arrived quickly and fit perfectly. Now I annoy my family again by shooting them at questionable objects in the room. The only downside is that you have to clip each of the arrows together. Also, they work great, fly straight and crash into most objects fairly easily.

Didn't live up to my expectations of what really working blowgun darts should be made of, both in material and application. The material should be hard round beads of various sizes to match the actual type of event and game used in the actual environment. Started trimming and cutting the tapered top and sides with plastic teeth to suit my needs. Very dissatisfied with this product.

Of a 100 unit pack, 18% are not injection molded accurately enough to shoot with any accuracy. 26% darts are only marginally better. 34% of darts are good enough to shoot with relative accuracy. ONLY 21% of darts are perfect. Too bad only 21 darts out of 100 are good enough to fly straight. It doesn't cost any money, just buy other darts if you plan to compete in hunting or recreational competitions. Check out my related video to see what I'm talking about.

What I like about them is that they are very accurate for a blowgun! I didn't buy it for that though. I wanted the perfect dart for a fragile airgun! sooo I found some jewelry beads at Walmart that roughly matched the caliber of my rifle, as well as some yarn, thread, superglue, and clear nail polish (you should have seen the look on Little Chessboard's face when she called me). there are several darts from there, and after 20+ years they sink about 1/2 inch into the plywood! They're not very…