From Left to Right:
Bottelsen GT, 28 grams. This is the first "expensive" set of darts I ever bought and they have a lot of sentimental value even if I almost never throw them anymore. I bought them brand new in 2003 (ish), and they were already threaded for the tiny 6ba stems.
Custom (Jeff Pickup) 26 gram Copper Tungsten dart modeled on the GT. I call them my "CT's". The back end takes Bottelsen's GT screw-in stems, and the point is fixed.
Bottelsen GT, 23 grams. These darts are old enough that they do not have the threading in the stem end. I used my repointing tool to install some Voks stems that they use on their "Javalin" line of darts. They fit almost perfectly. They are just barely tight enough that I needed to use the repointer to get them in there.
Bottelsen Ringed GT, 23 grams. This is a special dart. I have only rarely seen ringed GT's. This one is old enough that there is no threading in the back end. I have thought about refitting them with Voks stems, but I do not want to take the chance that the tungsten would crack.
Bottelsen Superalloy GT, 17 gram. I love this dart. A bit on the fat side, and 2ba threaded, but I could throw it all day long. I have taken it to league nights and done well with it there too.
Voks Javalin, Steel, 17 grams. This is one of my very few non-standard material darts. It is made from steel (as opposed to tungsten or brass) and is quite light for the size.
Others that I have had in my collection include another custom fixed-point, nickel tungsten 25 gram GT, a 27 gram Bottelsen GT3, and a 24 gram GT that was both ringed and knurled! Sadly I no longer have any of those :(
2 comments:
Are you interested in selling the 28gr set? If so how much
So sorry, all of these darts are special to me and won't be selling them. But you can definitely find any of these sets on ebay!
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