Warrior Arsenal Hunting Blowgun Kit - Green Finish

Warrior Arsenal Hunting Blowgun Kit - Green Finish

Some gear is decoration. This is not that. The Warrior Arsenal Hunting Blowgun Kit is a 36" .40 caliber blowgun built like a real small-game and target tool: aircraft aluminum barrel, four distinct dart types, and every piece of kit mounted where you can actually use it. It looks wild on the wall, but it’s meant to be on the trail or at the range.

Precision .40 Caliber Blowgun Built for Real Use

The core of this kit is the 36" .40 caliber barrel. Length and diameter matter on a blowgun the same way blade geometry matters on a knife. Too short and you lose velocity; too long and it becomes unwieldy. At three feet, this Warrior hits the sweet spot: enough barrel length to build solid air pressure and dart speed, without turning into a flagpole in the woods.

The barrel is aircraft-grade aluminum, not plastic tubing. That matters for two reasons: stiffness and consistency. A rigid barrel doesn’t flex under load or carry, so your darts leave the tube on the axis you intended. Consistent internal diameter means the dart cones seal properly every time, which is where your repeatable accuracy and power come from.

Matched Dart and Barrel Fit

What separates a throwaway blowgun from a serious one is the way the darts and barrel interface. Here, the Avenger Warrior’s aluminum barrel is precision made to match the cones and shafts of the included darts. A snug, repeatable fit on the cone gives you a reliable pressure curve with every breath. Loose cones leak power; overly tight cones drag and destabilize. This kit is tuned for that middle ground where darts leave the barrel fast, straight, and predictable.

Fully Loaded Blowgun System, Not Just a Tube

The visual story is obvious: this Warrior is covered in darts. But there’s structure to that chaos. You get a full 40-dart loadout broken into four very different roles, which is exactly what you want if you’re running both target sessions and small-game hunts.

• 12 target darts: 4" sharpened wire shafts with cones for repeatable practice and casual shooting.
• 10 spear darts: 5" shafts built for added penetration and stability on longer shots.
• 10 broadhead darts: cutting profiles meant for serious small-game work where you want both penetration and tissue damage.
• 8 stun darts: impact heads for non-penetrating hits on certain targets or controlled hits on pests.

Each dart type takes advantage of that matched barrel fit, but the heads and lengths change your terminal effect. A collector or enthusiast will appreciate that this isn’t just a single-dart gimmick; it’s a complete, field-ready system.

Quivers, Guards, and On-Barrel Organization

The Warrior kit is built to run with all darts on the barrel. You get a 16-point quiver, an 8-point quiver, and four 10-point quivers mounted along the tube. That means your full loadout is literally at hand-length, no digging in a pouch or pack. Three dart guard tip protectors cover exposed heads when you’re moving, which is exactly the kind of detail that keeps gear from tearing slings, clothing, or vehicle seats.

Those quivers aren’t just for show. Having fixed positions along the barrel lets you build a repeatable grab-and-shoot rhythm. After a few sessions, your hand will know where the target darts ride versus the broadheads, without you looking down the tube.

Carry, Control, and Real-World Handling

Handling matters as much here as it does with any long gun or staff weapon. This blowgun’s dual foam grips break up the barrel length and give you predictable, non-slip reference points for both standing and kneeling shots. Foam grips beat bare aluminum when the weather turns, keeping the tube from going slick with sweat or numbingly cold.

The included handmade sewn sling lets you carry this like a legitimate field implement instead of a toy you tuck under your arm. Sling it muzzle-down or across the back; the quivers and guards keep darts from snagging, and the 36" length makes it easy to move through brush without feeling like you’re dragging a pole vault setup.

Made in the USA Components

Avenger’s components on this Warrior kit are made in the USA, which shows up in the small things: consistent wire gauge on darts, reliable point grind, and quivers that don’t feel like they’re going to crack under normal field use. For an enthusiast, that’s the difference between something you replace every season and a kit you actually maintain, tune, and keep in circulation.

Legal and Safety Context for Blowgun Buyers

Any time you move from casual backyard gear into real hunting-capable equipment, legality and safety need to be in the conversation. This 36" Warrior blowgun with hunting darts is absolutely capable of taking small game and delivering serious impact; treat it with the same respect you’d give any other hunting tool.

Blowgun laws are not as universally standardized as many people assume. In the United States, there is no single federal statute that bans blowguns nationwide the way certain firearms or NFA items are regulated. Instead, legality is determined at the state and sometimes local level.

• Some states and municipalities treat blowguns as legal sporting equipment with minimal restrictions.
• Others restrict possession, hunting use, or carry, especially when paired with broadhead or hunting-style darts.
• Internationally, several countries classify blowguns as prohibited weapons outright.

Before you buy or field this Warrior blowgun, check your current state and local regulations, as well as any hunting regulations on allowed methods of take for small game. Laws change, and it’s on the user to stay current. Regardless of where you live, eye protection, secure transport, and careful target selection are non-negotiable if you want to keep this hobby accessible for everyone.

What Buyers Ask Before Purchasing an Automatic Knife

Are automatic knives legal?

Automatic knife laws are a different universe from blowguns, and anyone who collects both needs to keep those lines clear. In the U.S., there is a federal framework around automatic knives, mostly dealing with interstate commerce and shipping, but the real day-to-day rules live at the state and sometimes city level.

Some states allow you to buy an automatic knife, carry it, and use it as an EDC tool with few restrictions. Others limit blade length, restrict concealed carry, or draw sharp lines between an automatic knife, an OTF, and a traditional switchblade. A few jurisdictions still prohibit them entirely.

If you’re shopping for an automatic knife for sale alongside this Warrior blowgun, do the same homework: check your state statutes, any city ordinances, and your local interpretations of terms like “automatic,” “switchblade,” and “gravity knife.” Do not assume that because a dealer will ship it, you can legally carry it.

What’s the difference between an automatic knife, OTF, and a switchblade?

Collectors obsess over this distinction because the mechanics matter—and so do the laws.

• Automatic knife: A broad term for a folding knife that opens via a spring or stored energy when you deliberately activate a button, lever, or hidden release. The blade is under tension and snaps fully open on command.
• OTF (Out-The-Front): A subtype of automatic where the blade deploys linearly out of the front of the handle instead of swinging out from the side. OTFs can be single-action (auto deploy, manual retract) or double-action (auto out and auto back in on the same control).
• Switchblade: In many statutes, this is the legacy term for what enthusiasts simply call an automatic knife—a side-opening automatic activated by a button in the handle. Some laws use “switchblade” as the catch-all term; others draw distinctions.

Mechanically, all three involve stored energy doing the work of opening. The real nuance is direction of travel (side versus out-the-front), whether it’s single- or double-action, and how the law in your area defines each category.

What makes this automatic knife worth buying?

Applied to the blowgun world, the same logic holds: mechanism, materials, and configuration are what separate serious tools from gimmicks. When you pick an automatic knife, you look at action quality, lockup, steel choice, and how it carries. With the Warrior blowgun, you’re getting:

• A precisely sized .40 caliber aircraft aluminum barrel tuned for the included darts.
• A complete 40-dart system with clear roles: target, stun, spear, and broadhead.
• On-barrel quivers and guards that turn this into a ready-to-run platform, not a parts bag.
• Made-in-USA components that hold up to real use instead of single-season throwaway performance.
• Ergonomics—foam grips and a sewn sling—that acknowledge you’ll actually carry and shoot this, not just hang it up.

If you’re the kind of buyer who cares how an automatic knife’s detent, spring, and geometry come together, you’ll appreciate the way this Warrior’s barrel, darts, and hardware form a coherent system rather than a bundle of random parts.

For Enthusiasts Who Choose Purpose-Built Gear

The Warrior Arsenal Hunting Blowgun Kit - Green Finish is for the same buyer who refuses to settle for vague “tactical” claims on a knife. You want to know how it shoots, how it carries, and whether the components make sense together. Here, they do. A tuned .40 caliber barrel, a thought-out 40-dart loadout, and field-ready mounting all add up to a blowgun that earns its place alongside your best automatic knives for sale: not as a toy, but as another piece of purpose-built gear that actually works.