[Tobiko]

When I get the urge to shoot in the middle of the night (like last night) I break out the glow in the dark darts and turn on an ultraviolet light. If you're looking for a new challenge, shooting in the dark might be for you.

I also made a video, which was much harder than it sounds considering cameras need light to work.

I can't figure out how to embed the video, so here's a link:

 

[Michel]

Hi,

verry nice, what about no light (on 20m)

Michel

 

[NaturalFork]

I love this idea. Like glow bowling with blowguns!

 

[Tobiko]

Like glow bowling with blowguns!

Exactly! The best part being the slight delay as the darts "glow-up"; it takes 2 seconds to see where your shot lands. From the shooting line it looks like a firefly turning on and then staying on.

I've also been considering making some knock-over targets that would have "heat signatures" painted on them with fluorescent paints. Maybe in the shapes of attacking ninjas or something. Under UV it would kind of look like the view through an infrared-type night vision scope, and this could become a game in which only the players can stave off the nocturnal attack with their trusty blowguns. Put a "Sounds Of The Jungle" CD in the stereo, strategically rearrange some houseplants, and turn on the fog machine. Fun for all ages.