Warrior's Range-Ready Hunting Blowgun Set - Blue

Warrior's Range-Ready Hunting Blowgun Set - Blue: A Serious .40 Cal Kit

The 36" Warrior .40 cal blowgun isn’t a wall hanger or a backyard novelty. It’s a purpose-built hunting and target platform built around a precision aircraft aluminum barrel, a full quiver system, and four distinct dart types that actually matter in the field. If you’re the kind of buyer who notices barrel straightness, cone fit, and dart organization before you ever look at color, this is the blowgun that was spec’d for you.

Precision .40 Cal Blowgun Built for Real Shooting

The core of this Warrior blowgun is the 36" .40 caliber aircraft aluminum barrel. That .40 cal dimension is the sweet spot for balancing dart mass and air volume: big enough to drive hunting darts with authority, tight enough to keep target groups honest. The barrel is straight, rigid, and light, with an internal diameter tuned to the supplied cones so you don’t waste air on sloppy fit.

Two foam grips are spaced along the barrel so you can lock in a repeatable hand position whether you’re shooting from standing, kneeling, or prone. Add the sewn sling and you’ve got a blowgun that carries like a small game tool, not a prop—on your back, at the ready, with the muzzle protected by tip guards.

All-in-One Blowgun Hunting Kit with 40 Darts Included

This is a complete hunting and target kit out of the box. The Warrior model ships fully loaded with quivers and darts mounted, so your first range session is minutes away, not a garage-assembly project.

Four Dart Types, Four Real Use Cases

• 12 Target Darts – 4" sharpened wire with cones, tuned for consistency and practice. These are what you burn through on targets and cans.
• 10 Spear Darts – 5" darts with more mass and length. Better penetration and stability on small game or thicker targets.
• 10 Broadhead Hunting Darts – Purpose-built for hunting with cutting heads designed to bite and stay. This is where the .40 cal bore really earns its keep.
• 8 Stun Darts – Non-cutting impact darts meant to transfer energy without the same cutting profile as a broadhead.

Forty darts total, each riding in its own quiver, means your reloads are measured in seconds. There’s no digging through a pouch—every shot is visible, organized, and under your hand.

Quiver System and Tip Guards: Field-Ready Organization

The Warrior’s quiver layout is where this design separates itself from basic blowguns. You get a 16-point quiver, an 8-point quiver, and four 10-point quivers distributed along the barrel. That gives you flexible loadouts: run hunting darts up front, target darts closer to your support hand, or mix by type so you can identify the right dart at a glance.

Three dart guard tip protectors cap your live points when you’re on the move. That’s not a gimmick—it keeps broadheads from chewing your gear, and it keeps wire darts from snagging or bending in transport. Combined with the sewn sling, this blowgun moves like a piece of real hunting kit, not something you have to baby.

Construction Details That Matter to Serious Shooters

On a blowgun, there’s nowhere to hide. A crooked barrel, inconsistent bore, or poorly fitted cones show up instantly in your groups. The Warrior solves that with a U.S.-made component set matched to the .40 cal bore.

• Aircraft Aluminum Barrel – Rigid, corrosion resistant, and light enough for long carry. The blue finish isn’t just for looks; it adds visibility and surface protection.
• Precision-Fit Cones – The dart cones are tuned to the bore so your air goes into driving the dart, not leaking around it.
• Dual Foam Grips – Positioned to give you natural sight alignment and control without forcing your hand spacing.
• Sewn Carrying Sling – Handmade sling that lets you carry it like a field tool, not something you’re constantly shifting by hand.

Every choice here is about repeatability: a barrel that stays straight, darts that seat consistently, and a layout that encourages the same grip and sight picture every shot.

Legal and Safety Context for Blowgun Buyers

Unlike an automatic knife or switchblade, a blowgun is a projectile launcher, and its legal treatment is different. In the United States there’s no blanket federal ban on blowguns, but several states and some municipalities restrict or prohibit them outright. Some jurisdictions treat blowguns similarly to slingshots or airguns, while others classify them as prohibited weapons regardless of dart type.

Because laws change and enforcement varies, the responsible move is simple: check your local and state regulations before you buy or carry a blowgun, and be sure you know the rules on hunting with blowguns if that’s your intent. As with any hunting or target tool, store it safely, use the tip guards when transporting, and keep it out of reach of unsupervised minors.

What Buyers Ask Before Purchasing an Automatic Knife

Are automatic knives legal?

Automatic knife legality in the U.S. is a mix of federal and state rules. Federally, the 1958 Federal Switchblade Act restricts interstate commerce of automatic knives and switchblades but carves out exemptions for military, law enforcement, and certain uses. The real deciding factor for most buyers is state and local law: some states allow automatic knives and OTF models for general carry, some limit them by blade length or to one-hand opening but not automatic action, and others still restrict or ban them outright. Before you buy an automatic knife for EDC or collection, check your state statutes and any city ordinances. Remember that “automatic knife legal to carry” is a state-by-state question, not a one-size-fits-all answer.

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

An automatic knife is any knife where the blade is deployed by a spring or stored energy when you press a button, switch, or lever in the handle. Most side-opening autos fall into this category. An OTF (out-the-front) knife is a specific type of automatic where the blade travels linearly out of the front of the handle instead of pivoting from the side; double-action OTFs both extend and retract automatically. Switchblade is essentially the legal and cultural term often used in statutes for automatic knives—especially traditional button-activated side-openers. Mechanically, all switchblades are automatic knives, but not all automatic knives are OTF; OTF is a subset defined by blade travel path.

What makes this automatic knife worth buying?

When you evaluate an automatic knife for sale, the first thing to look at is action quality: does the blade lock up solidly, does the spring hit with authority without beating itself to death, and is there any lateral play once it’s open? Then dig into steel choice and heat treat—edge retention and toughness matter more than a marketing name. The best automatic knife for EDC will pair a reliable deployment system with a blade steel that matches your cutting reality, not just a catalog spec sheet. Finally, look at fit and finish around the button or slide; that’s where real makers separate themselves from commodity autos.

Why the Warrior Blowgun Belongs in a Serious Kit

If you’re already the type of buyer who can tell the difference between a single-action and double-action automatic knife, you’ll recognize the same mindset at work here. The Warrior .40 cal blowgun is the “correct tool” version of a blowgun: quality U.S.-made components, a barrel that actually tracks, a fully realized quiver system, and a dart loadout that covers target, hunting, and impact roles out of the gate.

It’s not the cheapest way to launch a dart, and that’s the point. It’s the way you buy once: a complete blowgun hunting and target package that shows up ready to work, carries cleanly in the field, and rewards the shooter who cares about details. In a market full of toys, the Warrior stands out as real equipment.