Not sure if I'll use these for steel tip. Prob stick with my Hankey's. But a beautiful dart. Elven does incredible work!!!! These are copper tunsten, front loaded darts. Drilled out 25mm in the back. Pics came out pretty good if I do say so.

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Nice! Those points fit good and look great. How do they fly? What's the diameter and length

spat66 wrote:

Nice! Those points fit good and look great. How do they fly? What's the diameter and length

Really thin. A bit long too. I'll go check.

They really are a great looking dart.

5mm longer than a 14g Hankey. Same width

I'm real curious to how the copper/tungsten feels. I hear that it gets better over time

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I'm real curious to how the copper/tungsten feels. I hear that it gets better over time

So far it feels great. Very close to the Hankey. It does the same thing... gets grippier as it warms up.

Hopefully they will improve with time. That's what I hear about copper tungsten.

Didn't take long at all to break them in. Scoring massive with them.

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JD wrote:

spat66 wrote:

I'm real curious to how the copper/tungsten feels. I hear that it gets better over time

So far it feels great. Very close to the Hankey. It does the same thing... gets grippier as it warms up.

Hopefully they will improve with time. That's what I hear about copper tungsten.

Didn't take long at all to break them in. Scoring massive with them.

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The dart barrel on the bottom R/H side is nearly touching the bristle. Looks like you could have done with longer conversion points?
Darts look nice! Don't take long to loss the pinky copper tungsten on the outside.

They look great!

I have a lot of old copper tungsten darts and once they are aged they feel kind of warm, its hard to describe exactly but I do like the feel of it.

Awesome dart's JD and those conversion point look mean, and yea that bottom dart is drilled into the board. A they like most CuDarts and 80% tungsten?

DIRTY G wrote:

Awesome dart's JD and those conversion point look mean, and yea that bottom dart is drilled into the board. A they like most CuDarts and 80% tungsten?

I think Eddie said they were 85%. But I really have no idea. My trip 20 area is kind of beat so they go in the board pretty good. But I do throw a hard, flat dart anyway. Never had a prob with light darts falling out.