These are brass barrels finished to look like tungsten, not tungsten darts wearing a costume. Brass is less dense than tungsten, so the barrel's a bit chunkier for the same weight, but it's a genuine, solid dart that'll take a beating without complaint.

Each barrel carries a steel push-in point on a 2BA thread, matched with nylon shafts and 100-micron flights in a black, blue and grey design. Grip is light and smooth — a low-texture barrel with minimal ring-cut, suited to players who prefer a cleaner release. It's straightforward gear built to a straightforward price, and it plays exactly how it looks — reliable, no surprises.

Available in 22g and 24g, so you can find a weight that suits your throw before spending real money on tungsten. Good for beginners finding their grip, casual players who don't want to baby their gear, or anyone who wants a spare set in the bag.

FAQs

Are these brass darts the same as tungsten darts?

No. The barrel is brass, finished to look like tungsten. Brass is less dense than tungsten, so a brass barrel has to be thicker to reach the same weight as a tungsten one at the same gram rating — it's still a solid, durable dart, just not a tungsten dart.

What's the difference between the 22g and 24g?

Same barrel and finish — the 24g just carries two extra grams. Lighter barrels suit a faster, flatter throw, and heavier ones feel steadier in hand. If you're not sure, 22g is the more common starting weight.

Are these steel tip darts?

Yes. They're fitted with steel points on a 2BA thread, the standard fitting for bristle dartboards, and the points can be swapped for another 2BA point if one wears down.

What's included in the pack?

Three brass barrels, three nylon shafts, and three 100-micron flights in the black, blue and grey Clone design — ready to throw straight out of the box.