.40 Cal Blowgun Super Stun Darts

These are fine. I had one malformed flight out of a bag of 100. Who knows? It may even have been extra. None split at all when assembling. Just wish they were available in red or blaze orange as the yellow vanishes pretty easily in the grass.

I can put these THROUGH the first wall of a cardboard box... far more than I expected, but defiantly what I wanted.Pros:1) Bright yellow plastic is easy to find.2) Easy to put together3) HARD hitting (pigeons be ware)Cons:1) The mettle tip can come out. (super glue fixed that for me)2) HARD hitting. (not for use on little brothers or pesky neighbor kids)Bottom line, I would recommend this for anyone looking for a good stun dart for use on rodents, small birds and the like.

We have had a problem with a neighbor dog that keeps coming to our house. He eats all our dog food, is very aggressive, and fights with our dog. I've been worried for the safety of my toddler especially since this dog is very unpredictable and shows up when we least expect it.We purchased these stun darts to see if maybe we could discourage this dog from coming over. We don't have any desire to hurt it, but we want it to know that our house isn't a fun place to be. My son was able to hit the dog with his blowgun. The dog ran away and we haven't had a problem with him since.These darts are the only ones we've ever seen with a metal tip instead of a plastic. They are also heavier so they are more powerful. The colored cone on the back has broken on some of them, but we could still use them. I like that these are safer for my kids to use than the spike darts. I don't worry when they are shooting the stun darts like I do when they've got sharp darts going. Yeah, it's may hurt, but no one is going to lose an eye. Even with a few of these breaking, I would purchase them again.

These things pack a punch, and whoever gets hit by them will know. they are reasonably priced, and i haven't gotten any defective ones yet. overall they are a great buy and serve their purpose perfectly. all of a sudden you have so much more control over who is allowed around you and who is not.

this product works awesome on my 12" Eagle Flight .40c Blowgun.i would recommend the stun darts to anyone looking into buying or that has a .40 cal blowgun

Not a bad dart to buy if you want to do target practice without needle/spearheaded darts, however they are quite cheaply made. Buyers should be aware that the screw itself (which is intended to slide down into the hole of the dart) is going to break the dart. Due to the design of the dart, the plastic is too thin to handle the pressure of the metal screw, often leading to the dart body splitting down the side, often even before the user can get use out of the dart. This is a manufacturing oversight, as they chose too large of a screw for too small of a dart. (They'd either have to make the dart body bigger, which would render the dart unable to be used by 40.c blowguns, or they'd have to have a smaller screw tip and hole, which would be the better solution.) That being said, if the dart does not break, they perform quite well and in the right hands/gun can puncture cardboard boxes or scare off small backyard critters. The metal screw does occasionally come out upon firing multiple times, but more often than not, it comes out due to the splitting of the plastic dart body. 3 out of 5 stars. Good product idea, poor design. Recommend purchasing in larger packets if you do happen to buy, so that you have plenty of replacements.

I tried target practice as I do any new ammunition. They don’t fly straight, simple as that. I got a pack of 40 and “hit” the target with 10 because they fly all over the place. Inaccurate.

Okay, only for big kids! ~As in adults! Fun to shoot your friends in the legs and back, fun to break cheap glass with. Had a few of the plastic housings crack, but that was only after repeated shots. Just buy them!