Cold Steel Big Bore Blowgun Kit - Includes Darts and Dart Quiver, .625 Blowgun - 4 ft.

Out of the box a great weapon. Put a 2 inch circle on the box and shot it from 30 feet. bam right in the circle first shot with a bamboo dart. I don’t think it would have killed a mouse but it did kill a box. I used a broad head dart and it was better but when i got the razor darts for this, well now we are cookin with gas. This thing is a silent killer now! 45 feet it can penetrate any type of rodent/ pest and lead it to the light in seconds. Fun and accurate.

This blow gun is NO JOKE!! I saw Tim Wells literall kill a black bear with 1 on his youtube channel! As well as tons of rabbits & birds...It's NOT the same as the smaller versions. Im having fun playing with my new toy. Accuracy is actually better than I expected!

I’m new to the world of buying pre-made blowguns, but I’m not new to blowgunning in general.I’m going to be honest, I was hesitant to spend money on something you can pretty easily make yourself, BUT this blowgun and similar models (from CS) had received rave reviews both on Amazon and on YouTube so I bit the bullet and bought this one.This was my second blowgun purchase and the first one was an epic disappointment (FROM A DIFFERENT MFG). You don’t need tactical handles or slings or really any of the other garbage most vendors are adding to their guns just to drive the prices up. This gun comes with almost everything you need to get going.The only thing I wish mine included in the box is two items, a hand grip, and a quiver that will hold the stun darts.This thing HITS HARD, and is DEADLY accurate from at least ten yards.I did purchase another manufacturer’s tactical rail that is said to fit the model I purchased from Cold Steel so I could mount a laser onto it to improve my aim, but honestly, it’s not needed. After just a few minutes I was landing the bamboo darts directly on top of each other.I also salvaged the hand grip from the smaller .50 cal disappointment by using a little bit of silicone based lubricant, some elbow grease, and about ten minutes of working it up the pole (my roommate couldn’t help but laugh at the site of this).I know it’s super trendy to have the “fletching” (plug?) left loose so that your darts will continue to travel through your target, but unless you’re hunting something bigger than a raccoon or you just have really bad aim, I don’t see the point in this, as the broadheads that comes with this blowgun are plenty long enough to be lethal on varmint/vermin animals up to raccoons and opossums without you needing to leave it loose.If you don’t want to lose your darts, I highly recommend getting a can or two of Krylon Glowz spray paint. They were all I could find on Amazon that offers bright, vibrant colors, that also glow in the dark. I applied it only to the fletching area on the broadheads and stun darts as I didn’t want any chemicals getting into anything I shot with them. I fully coated the bamboo darts for better visibility.If you’re like me and have a lot of foliage in your lawn, I also highly recommend getting a small pocket metal decorator. It won’t locate the stun darts (unless you attach a bb into the center) but those have been really easy for me to locate anyways.Speaking of stun darts… They are by far my most popular choice for pretty much anything other than target practice. The broadheads are great, and obviously super lethal, but don’t let the name of the stun darts fool you, without modification, they will easily fracture a squirrel’s skull, or stop its heart right where it stands. If you glue a metal bb into the center or drive a small screw into them, it makes them a lot easier to locate using the pocket metal detector mentioned previously, and it SEEMS to add to the damage inflicted. These stun darts are powerful enough on their own to punch through two layers of corrugated cardboard with about a half inch gap between them. Don’t shoot the stun darts towards a solid surface like a tree or fence unless you’re ready to lose it, they do tend to shatter at the point where the fletching (plug?) meets the dart itself. They are really good for land based targets though.Broadheads won’t shatter, but if you shoot them into something solid (like a tree) they may warp.The best advice I have for newcomers to using a blowgun is this, breathe from your belly first, then fill your lungs, THEN expel all that air into the gun as rapidly and fully as possible. It takes some practice, but once you get the breathing down, your velocity and accuracy will improve exponentially.I’m giving my 6 year old “the disappointment” to learn on, but that honestly feels like a disservice to him. Even though it hits hard too, it’s nothing compared to this.Go for the pro version if you plan to use your gun as a walking stick, get the regular version if you want the broadest range of accessories you can add from other manufacturers, though it’s not a guarantee that all accessories from others will fit onto this gun, I’ve had good results. Avoid other brands of darts though, they don’t seat properly, which prevents a good seal, so you won’t get the velocity and power that this gun is capable of providing.My only real complaints are two:1) The bamboo darts actually split the orange tips and causes a slight warping. This can easily be overcome by trimming them down a hair using a pocket knife or fine grit sand paper.2) The broadheads are not at all sharp. They have a really nice point to them, but even that isn’t really “sharp”. I was able to file them down, to an absolute razor sharpness, but I don’t know that it’s worth the extra effort, since they do a fine job of penetrating exactly as they ship. My complaint here being the marketing used, as everything about their broadheads say “razor sharp”, which they are not.There is my full review of this incredible blowgun. If you were on the fence, or thinking of going with a smaller option, just don’t.

This Blowgun is rated high in all the reviews and lives up to expectations. Shooting skeet clays on a stationary or swinging targets with the stun darts adds even more fun. You will be impressed from your first shot with any of the darts if you have any experience with lower caliber and most homemade guns(not knocking them just different calibers work better at different targets). Looking forward to adding the 5' 2 piece next to my collection. Highly recommend!

I never imagined a blowgun could be this much fun! They make a really satisfying “thwack” sound on impact with a piece of wood. They are great for a dart board or, I use the cube I have for my compound bow for a target. Rats and their cousins the squirrel better be on notice in my yard from now on.

Awesome! Exceeded expectations. True and much more powerful than a the .40 cal(that I had to pull out of trees and dartboard w/pliers). I'm going to use this for squirrels AND fun targets. Also bought a laser to mount on it. Hope it works!

I also have a 5’ ,great pare

Short Review:As of Nov. 8th, 2019: Please note that the STANDARD model of this awesome blowgun is being shipped out by Amazon as opposed to the Magnum model for this listing. I do not know if this will be corrected, but I have both models and Amazon sent me 3 (three) separate shipments under this listing - ALL of them were the standard models. It is STILL an awesome blowgun, and if you have enjoyed your standard blowgun, please do not let my review detract from your joy! I will revise this review if I ever get the right model!Long Review:I love this blowgun. I am giving it a 1 star review so potential buyers will be notified that currently the model being sent out as of Nov. 8th, 2019 is the Standard model, NOT the magnum model. When Amazon fixes this, I will revise this rating. Until then, please only note this specific aspect of this listing. The blowgun (regardless of model) is AWESOME.How to determine if you got a standard model or a magnum model?Standard model is a bit thinner (lighter - which can be both a pro or a con - weight is reduced, but "hardiness" also).Magnum model is thicker (heavier gauge) walled.Standard model has dart holder which is permanently affixed.Magnum model dart holder can be completely removed (blowgun will be a smooth long tube).Standard model mouthpiece is more squared off (slightly less curved and less rounded).Magnum model mouthpiece is (as pictured) slightly more curved and rounded - there is no impact to the shape of the mouthpiece in the performance of this item as far as I'm concerned.I was looking for the Magnum model, as it could serve as a better walking stick for a heavier set person (both are sturdy items which can most likely serve as walking sticks) and could have the dart holder come off cleanly (more subtle in presentation).I buy these items with my own pennies and if my quick yet not too thorough review was able to help you somewhat, I would appreciate it if you would click on that "helpful" icon/button - kind of like a little *nod* so I know that I did actually help a real person out there in the world! Thank you for reading this far!