Cold Steel Razor Tip Broadhead Dart B625BR (40 Pack)

Very sharp! Tiny mammals watch your step...

great for target practice. Very sharp and it is not for kids to play with.

most hard hitting straightest darts i have ever blown out of a blowgun in my life!!!!!!! quickest delivery ive ever had either.

If you're using these for softer targets, they're great and fly fairly straight. I would recommend getting different cones for better accuracy because the shorter cones on these dont stabilize the darts very well at longer distances. The cones are also inconsistent in the outer finish leading to further flight instability. The darts themselves don't hold up to hard targets. You might get one or two shots on wood before the broadband bends beyond being straightened back out. I have 4 that I cut the heads off of to use as target darts after they bent. They also say razor tip, yours might be but mine were about as dull as a butter knife.

We love this. When the deer hunting is slow this thing is great to pass the time with. Nothing is safe in the woods!

I got these for a blowgun I made at home from 1/2” sch40 PVC. You will have to sand the cones ever so slightly to get them to fit the PVC. That being said. They fly super straight and are lighter than I thought they would be but they get excellent penetration with the sharpened heads. Excellent grouping performance. The cones are fit on the darts well but easy enough to get off to sand for my modification. The tips have held up great. I don’t know what others are using for targets but I have shot my through aluminum cans, cardboard, wood and styrofoam and I have only burred the point when I hit one of the other darts, and I fixit in like 2 seconds with a sharpening stone. 40 razor darts that I didn’t have to make is a great value for what I paid for them. I will get them again when needed.

I bought a Tim Wells blowgun and obviously felt like I needed additional darts so I ordered these. Now that it's a year later, the opportunity arose to test one on a nuisance raccoon that killed a couple of my chickens. It was in a leg trap (I'm not claiming to be an expert work a blow gun) but this dart made a clean pass right through its vitals from about 8 ft away. The plastic cap got damaged a bit but the metal shaft looks brand new after being cleaned and the tip is still just as sharp.

If you are hunting small game like birds, rabbit, or squirrel; there is simply not a better option than these darts. You'll read in here that there are problems with the cones on these darts. I've personally purchased over 500 of these and have had less than a dozen that didn't fit right. On the other hand, the mini broadhead darts have much more per package that dont fit right. Now regarding the cone.. You have to understand that the cones are meant to pop off easy. The cone is only there to allow the dart to reach an effective velocity. On impact the dart is designed to drop the cone to allow the dart to make its fullest penetration l, a lot of time passing completely through the animal. This allows the animal to bleed out faster and be killed more humanly. Yes unfortunately you will lose a lot of darts due to not being able to spot them without their cone but it's more important that your target animal is taken down and not just injured to run off and die slowly somewhere else. Dart placement is everything, so make sure and practice a lot with the cheaper mini broadheads and do your hunting with the larger razor tips. Last thing regarding the tips. They are indeed sharp. Yes some of them are less than others and even some have more rounded tips than a fine point. This doesn't really matter when you consider that small game hide is very thin and your dart is traveling more than 180 feet per second. Just perfect your accuracy and you will be dropping small game left and right. Good look and happy hunting!