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[nerfrocks BANNED]

I am not shure if this is a new idea but does anyone use aisoft ammo for the tip of there stefans? The like medal but there hard plastic there almost like safe darts lol.
If anyone has tries this let me know how it worked out with the ranges and all.

Thanks, nerfrocks

[Black Wrath]

Not only do they not weigh enough, but yes, people have been using BBs for years.

You do not have a crediable new idea. You have hardly even presented an idea.

A plastic BB weight would not make a dart any safer either.

Try to clean up that spelling and grammar; you've defiled your sentence structure. TRy not to use that bloody AIM-speak either ("lol").

Thank you.

[nerfrocks BANNED]

Not only do they not weigh enough, but yes, people have been using BBs for years.

You do not have a crediable new idea. You have hardly even presented an idea.

A plastic BB weight would not make a dart any safer either.

Try to clean up that spelling and grammar; you've defiled your sentence structure. TRy not to use that bloody AIM-speak either ("lol").

Thank you.

Sorry my firend did it and said they worked i just wanted to see your opinion thank you

[CustomSnake202]

I've tried the airsoft darts before by using .2g tokyo marui tracer bb's. As Wrath said, they simply do not work because they are too light. However, I never tried to place a metal bb and then an airsoft bb ontop of it to make it heavier. So that might be worth giving a shot if you want to try a glow in the dark dart, but as far as safety goes, it is just as dangerous, which has also already been stated.

[Forsaken angel24]

if you want to try a glow in the dark dart,

Even if the tip did glow in the dark I doubt it would be bright enough for you to spot it in the sky. After stefans are fired they are usually in the upside down position because of the weight being in the very front.

[Nerf Hunter 2K6]

Instead of using glow-in-the dark darts, I suggest an LED. As a power source you could use one of those batteries in light-up pens. Get a white LED, as those are the brightest. Use a mega dart, and put the battery around the middle of the dart. The light should be heavy enough to act as a BB.

[Tarius]

if you want to try a glow in the dark dart,

Even if the tip did glow in the dark I doubt it would be bright enough for you to spot it in the sky. After stefans are fired they are usually in the upside down position because of the weight being in the very front.

it's already been done with glow in the dark hot glue.

glow in the dark ,and others glue

Edited by Tarius, 03 February 2006 - 09:17 PM.

[Black Wrath]

I thought this shit died.

None of this is new news.

I can't believe you'd even consider putting an LED light and battery into a dart and expect it not to alter the shape, affect it's flight path, or affect it's range. Not to mention the fact that you would probably break the "bulb" on contact with a wall or the ground.