Cold Steel B625BB Long Range Bamboo Blowgun Darts for Bird and Small Animal Hunting, Compatible with Big Bore .625 Blowguns, Pack of 50

These work great, and can even be used to play darts on a regular dart board. Instead of standing 8' back, just increase the distance to 16-24'. Lots of fun and more challenging the further you go back. Hitting the board is possible out to 45'+ with practice. They wear out fairly quickly, either by losing the tail cone or bending/fraying the tips, especially if you hit something solid. Good news is they are fairly inexpensive and you get quite a few in a package.

Love these darts. It's about all I shoot anymore. Even the crooked ones shoot straight....cant go wrong..I use a pinty green dot laser sight..very accurate..PS..the handy dart case came from Lowes... UPDATE... I cut them down to 6 inches and they shoot faster, flatter and are just as accurate if not more accurate ..the very first grouping that I shot (with a laser) I took a picture of to show..I think the key to shooting more accurate is "follow through" just like with a recurve bow JMUA...cutting them shorter eliminates the crooked ones....

Its the same dart you remember from 14 years ago. Works well.

These darts are excellent for target practice. They have a nice flat trajectory and they fly very fast. They have pretty good penetrating power, but if you use a blowgun for hunting I would be wary about using them. You will need to resharpen them with a knife every so often. Also, depending on what type of target you are shooting (I use an archery bag) - they do have a tendency to bend after impact (after which you can't really use them again). However, skewers are cheap and you can save the cone and buy a bag of new skewers at your local grocery store.

Good Darts, a few were a bit crooked. I was able to kill a few Invasive Eastern Grey Squirrels with them. I would purchase again.

I’ve taken down big game with these

These are very good darts for target practice. If I lose them in my yard, I don't really have to worry about hitting them with my lawnmower. I'll probably end up getting more spares eventually, these were very good. I didn't have much of a problem with warping of the sticks or cones. I've made Swiss cheese out of a pretty heavy duty cardboard box today. They would probably be lethal to small enough critters, but I just got mine because they are very fun to shoot. They even sunk in to a cherry tree from a pretty good distance without any breaking, just a bit of tip dulling. A small handheld pencil sharpener fixed them right back up again.

These darts are very light. As a result they aren't very accurate, slow down quickly and don't hit with a lot of force. The tips also get dull really quickly. The price makes them a good choice for casual target practice, but not much else