[uberninja333]

i have found a way to make tagger stefans. this can be applied to most darts. the stefans that i made were from the old LGLF stefan guide, but they aren't drilled. for these stefans just cut a litle piece of velcto strips, and put it on the glue when it is half solid. for other darts, just glue it on the tip. these stefans are clip compatible, and you can make tagger streamlines by supergluing the small piece of velcro strip to the tip. this doesn't affect the accuracy very much. i will add pics as soon as i have access to a computer.

[Jelly]

Correct your grammar, spelling, and capitalize I's. I don't understand this, are these CDTS or what?

[Bchamp22795]

From my understanding, these are the opposite. They use FBR and you glue velcro to the tips. Hence they are "Clip Compatible" and taggers.
Then he goes on to state that the same thing can be done with streamlines in a similar manner.

[chavez_guy]

So like, are they 3 inches or 1/2" or what?

This post has been edited by chavez_guy: 19 February 2012 - 10:15 AM

[Ivan S]

Do they stick to t-shirts when fired? I've found the most of the velcro sold in craft stores doesn't stick to clothing nearly as well as real taggers do. What brand is it?

[Langley]

 uberninja333, on 19 February 2012 - 08:54 AM, said:

i will add pics as soon as i have access to a computer.

What are you posting from? A commodore 64 with a broken keyboard? Don't post shit like this from your phone or tablet or whatever. Wait until you are sitting in front of a computer, with a full sized keyboard, a browser that has spell check, and a means of posting photos. And read the New Members Guide before you post again.

[uberninja333]

 Langley, on 21 February 2012 - 06:59 AM, said:

What are you posting from? A commodore 64 with a broken keyboard? Don't post shit like this from your phone or tablet or whatever. Wait until you are sitting in front of a computer, with a full sized keyboard, a browser that has spell check, and a means of posting photos. And read the New Members Guide before you post again.

I posted last night to appoligize for the errors, and explained that I am posting from a 3ds (because I dont have a computer anymore) and forgot how to add pics from the camera. What i dont understand is why it didn't show up as a post when I logged on today. I apoligize and I will try to keep the errors to a minimum.
As for the questions, the velcro i used was just laying around, and i found that 2 or 2 1/2 inch stefans worked the best in clips.

[Ivan S]

I tried this myself with Michael's velcro, and they came out surprisingly well. They stick to t-shirts as long as they hit close to straight. I used a die punch to cut out 7/16" circles and gooped them onto the felt of some slugs. They feed fine through rscbs and hoppers.



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You can get precut velcro circles(1/2") www.mcmaster.com/#9736K44 from mcmaster, or strips(5/8") www.mcmaster.com/#9489K628. 15 feet for just $5.

Maybe not war worthy, but they're fun.

This post has been edited by Ivan S: 21 February 2012 - 04:55 PM

[Freezy]

 Ivan S, on 21 February 2012 - 04:49 PM, said:

I tried this myself with Michael's velcro, and they came out surprisingly well. They stick to t-shirts as long as they hit close to straight. I used a die punch to cut out 7/16" circles and gooped them onto the felt of some slugs. They feed fine through rscbs and hoppers.

Maybe not war worthy, but they're fun.

Wouldn't that hurt like hell if that hit skin?

[cmeej]

 Ivan S, on 21 February 2012 - 04:49 PM, said:

Maybe not war worthy, but they're fun.

Do they attach well to Dart Tag jerseys?

[Ivan S]

 cmeej, on 23 February 2012 - 08:49 PM, said:

Do they attach well to Dart Tag jerseys?

I don't have any dart tag jerseys, but since they're made to be stuck to by velcro, I'd guess they'd work great.

 Freezy, on 23 February 2012 - 08:33 PM, said:

Wouldn't that hurt like hell if that hit skin?

I had a friend shoot me bare-skinned with some slugs and some of these without telling me which was which, and I couldn't tell the difference. I think the picture exaggerates the size of the velcro hooks.