Darts Equipment

Darts Equipment

Identify the point system before buying spares

Start with the exact barrel model and the maker's replacement instructions. The point on the front and the shaft at the back are two separate fittings.

Check the point family

Target gives separate instructions for Swiss Points on its compatible barrels. Look for the exact system name on your barrel's product page before choosing a replacement and its tool.

Measure the part the maker measures

Compare points within the same documented system. A supplier may report the overall point length or the length visible once installed. Check the diagram if the numbers seem to differ.

Keep the same shape and length for a simple repair

If you only need to replace a damaged point, start with the factory specification. Choose a different length or profile only if that is a change you intend to make and the maker lists a compatible part.

Source documentation

Guide questions

Does a threaded point fit every threaded barrel?

Look for the exact system in the manufacturer's documentation. A common-looking thread is insufficient to establish fit.

Which point length should I choose for a straightforward replacement?

Use the exact point family and factory length as the reference.

Does 2BA at the rear establish the tip fit?

Check the front point interface separately. The rear fitting describes how the shaft connects.

Which accessory suits the job?

  1. The Bolide 02 has a documented Swiss Point interface and includes the tool. It starts with 26 mm points.

  2. This pocket tool serves an existing Swiss Point setup. Choose a separate tool designed for press-fit points if those are your darts.

  3. This silver 26 mm point belongs to the Winmau Switch Point system. Verify the system name on the barrel first.

  4. Target's grooved 26 mm conversion point attaches to the documented 2BA soft-tip front fitting. It has a different role from a point for a dedicated Swiss Point barrel.

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