[Carbon]

enjoy the giant pictures!

 

[M_J]

Those look extremely deadly!

 

[treefork]

I wonder if they start to spin in flight as air hits the spiral shaft?

 

[Turtle]

Nice! So how do they fly using that PFS? Do you have to twist the pouch when loaded?

 

[superman365]

Nice! So how do they fly using that PFS? Do you have to twist the pouch when loaded?

doubt it...they probably spin on their own

 

[Turtle]

I made some lighter, smaller darts, about 1 1/2 inches in length. Man those suckers are little rockets. I'm

experimenting with different types and lengths of nails to see which ones fly straight and stay on course.

I'll be putting them through a crony in the future.

 

[Cervantes]

I fired off some wire clothes hanger darts at my fence. From 40 feet, penetrated 2 inches and left a bunch of perforations on the fence..

 

[Turtle]

I fired off some wire clothes hanger darts at my fence. From 40 feet, penetrated 2 inches and left a bunch of perforations on the fence..

2 inches, thats impressive!

 

[NaturalFork]

Yikes! Those could ward off intruders!

 

[M_J]

I made a passel of nail darts from 8-penny nails and really like them. They're light enough that they don't take a ton of pressure to get moving but hit pretty hard. I was pleasantly suprised to see them consistently piercing a free-standing, empty steel soup can at 10yds.

Well, as consistently as I could hit it, anyway :thumbsu: