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[munson20]

I recently bought a cheap clip dart gun from walgreens. The darts in this set had sticky tips so i took this off and put bb's in there then glued over them. These are great stefans because it is slight thinner foam than normal nerf darts and slide nicely down crayola markers, yet shoot very strong. They are now my primary bullets for my cross bow because you don't need a breech barrell, they just slide down... also, since they come with a clip, they could do for a great clip mod to a gun. I recomend these stefans for all guns because they do not curve what so ever during flight, and and go very very far.

Edited by munson20, 27 March 2006 - 10:26 PM.

[GeneralPrimevil]

Well, you found another dart source? Are Stefans still better? Probably? Definetly?

Edit: He posted a pick, so my whole post became pointless realizing it was not what I was talking about...

Edited by GeneralPrimevil, 28 March 2006 - 05:11 AM.

[m15399]

Breakthrough = No.
Breakthrough means you found a way to outshoot a normal stefan by 15 feet or something of equal significance. Have you made stefans before? I highly doubt these shoot much further than those. The weight is way too light, so I see no reason for them to do so. A loose fit is probably a bad thing.

If you can provide concrete evidence that these shoot further than normal stefans, by all means, I am willing to believe you.

[ompa]

Well I would see the benefit as the center of the dart has already been found for you. Hence, you're more likely to make a dart with a weight in the center, making the darts IN GENERAL more accurate. I'm not saying every one will be, but most.

At least that's what has happened with me.

As for range, I never *noticed* much of a difference, but I can't cite any measurements, as I've never taken any.

~ompa

[Grumschnitz]

I made these ages ago, they go quite well in a Blast Bazooka with the the restrictor cut out but without a new barrel. They don't last very long due to being hollow and made of shitty foam.

[davidbowie]

Aren't these known as asshole darts?

[Team Slaya]

No, asshole darts are micros that have had the same procedure done to them. He's saying that these are a bit smaller, I think.

My input - If you want your darts to be accurate, use Megas. Seriously. You'll get a bit less range, but it actually works quite well. Thanks Hersh for helping me find this decision at MANIAC 2. .

TS

Edited by Team_Slaya, 28 March 2006 - 06:54 PM.