Slock Master 3-Blade Red Tail Hunting Blowgun Darts – .625 Caliber, Pack of 12 Precision Tri-Blade Darts

Light and affective blades. They fly very well. Some of the blades were sharper than others. Even on the same dart. But the points were all very sharp. The shafts are slim for added speed but will bend easier. They shoot pretty consistently. I’d say they are kind of expensive if you just are target shooting.

Extremely razor sharp, but soft. The blades and shaft will readily bend from hard impacts. Mark one up as a dedicated sighting-in dart and reserve the rest for kill shots.

Just awesome squirrel & bunny gitters. Tough & durable, fun, fast, accurate, great value.

Better made than the previous broadhead darts I have purchased. That being said, some darts are still not quite true and will need some adjustment. The broadhead could also be sharper, they are not as sharp as I would have liked.

These darts weigh in around 73 grains, which is just above 70, the best compromise between weight and speed. The cones are just under .625, and slip through the barrel. Contrary to popular belief this is the correct fit. For tree stand hunting, tape a small magnet to the outside underside of the barrel at the point the broad head lies when loaded. This will hold it in place until you shoot. But the best part is the ease of sharpening. Just put two edges simultaneously on a flat on a stone, hone them to center, and then rotate the dart doing the same thing twice more. They are self-aligning for sharpening giving an edge angle of 30 degrees, plenty good enough to get an edge cut. I will use these darts from now on, and in fifty years of blowgun hunting and shooting I have never used commercial darts.

these work really well I've taken a bunch of squirrels and doves I've even shot quite a few rats and mice in my attic with them super accurate sometimes they do come with a little bit of a bent shaft but you can roll them out on a table and straighten them right up

Shaft is too narrow to be retained in 'stock' quiver for big bore blowguns. The broadhead is fairly thin gauge and smaller diameter 'cut' than other (carbon shaft) darts. Other darts are longer too. Flight cup crooked. Broadhead steel is brittle and breaks rather than bends. Overall disappointed, especially being endorsed by Tim Wells. There is not a single reason to buy these.

Super sharp but tips break super easy