Reply With QuoteI wasn't aware that such a thing existed. You do know they're meant for smoothbores - they will trash a rifled barrel...Originally Posted by Garry
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Does anyone know of a good quality airgun dart in .177?
I have some Bisley branded ones at the moment. Some won't fit in the barrel, and the others shed their flight bristles all over the place.
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Garry
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I wasn't aware that such a thing existed. You do know they're meant for smoothbores - they will trash a rifled barrel...
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Milbro Mohawk ones on seem to claim to be all singing/dancing
Wil
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I don't think they're quite as evil as suggested, but I'd suggest you check your barrel choke is compitable - & why do you want to shoot such a nineteenth century thing in the first place?,
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Don't put your money on that.....
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There was a heads up about some 22 darts in the July's Airgun world magazine, from SMK. I can't find them on the web site though.?
Les..
Well stuff me, you live and learn.
I got some .177 and .22 a few months back, I have a couple of old Diana's, the 15 & 22 models, work fine in them. We have a big party coming up (Golden Wedding) and I am hoping to have a bit of a fun shoot in the garage just for a bit of fun.
Can't remember where I got them but SMK rings a bell.
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Bought some from my local RFD. The flights and body are resilient plastic so do not damage the barrel or disintegrate. You should only use them in a low powered airgun or they will overpenetrate due to the sharp steel core. Beware of ricochet if hit any hard surface at an oblique angle.
Baz
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BAR are advertising these darts both .177 and .22 on their web site, give them a call.
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Try a 'bay search for Harrington Gat darts or similar. I recently obtained some original unopened packets from Germany this way.
I'd suggest low powered smoothbore barrels only as otherwise darts stick in too deep and are more prone to damage. A Webley Junior pistol and an old dartboard can provide hours of fun.
John
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Just an idea, but instead of the darts. Why not get a cheap table top bell target and use that instead. Such a rewarding feeling when that bell rings!!!
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A good idea. Why not be greedy like me and do both?
John
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Hehe! Like it!A good idea. Why not be greedy like me and do both?
John
Just found a really nice Bell Target in the sales section: http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....ht=bell+target
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this is a good bit of kit,well built and with a bell that does ring well,as for the dartsHehe! Like it!
Just found a really nice Bell Target in the sales section: http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....ht=bell+targetnot too sure
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I can recommend Red Bob's bell targets. They are built to last a lifetime or two! Bob even made me a replica of a pre war A.G. Parker target with interchangeable face plates.Hehe! Like it!
Just found a really nice Bell Target in the sales section: http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....ht=bell+target
John
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