where can i find hardend wire to make blow gun darts,(in bulk)?
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Try a hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes.
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I don't know what country you are from so I will answer for the UK ... Maplin Electronics have cheap (no soldering) wind power kits.\n\nIf you are from another country find a hobby electronics store and ask them about kits like this - they are very common items.\n\nGood luck
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check ebay.com you can buy anything there. or even a local gun show. check your local bulliton bourd
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Here's a link for annealing copper wire.  I don't know if that's what you want.
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I would contact the manufacturer, one of the biggest companies is Alliant, they have a great quality product. They can be reached at    \nalliant.reloading@atk.com
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Try twistedbranches.com.  I love it
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You can buy them off the shelf. hang on one second and I will get you a URL... http://www.nooutage.com/HydroElGen.htm
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Try Lynda.com, it'll cost a little but its quality stuff.
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i dont know of anywhere in the mall that would carry somethin like that. you may check with hobby lobby or some other kind of craft shop. if they dont carry them im sure they will have something you can make one out of. good luck!
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Try this component shop:\n\nhttp://proswing.com/
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ebay should have some sticks on there, thats where i got mune , although personally i'd go down the hardware store, get some aliminum pipe (hollow solid wold be too heavy and dangerouse) and make you'r own. this would give you the perfect size and width stick for you, it wont crack or smash like graphite and its way cheap!
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I don't have an answer to your question that will be very satisfying, but I do have some information for you. There are more than a hundred North, Central, and South American tribal cultures that have produced blowguns. Most are decorated, many with beads or strung dried seeds that resemble beads. Most use a native fiber that is either wild cotton or a cotton-like substance that occurs as a natural plant material. Twenty four inches is very short for a Central or South America blowgun. Most are 7 to 12 feet long. If there is a quiver for the darts that may give a clue to origin. Most from jungle regions either use a pirahna jaw or a monkey bone to sharpen the darts and it is usually attached to the quiver in some decorative way. Many of the darts for the long guns are 12-18 inches long. If it is an authentic blowgun, be very careful with the dart tips, especially if they are darkened. It could be just from fire hardening or it could be from repeated applications of arrow frog poison or curare. Both are extremely dangerous. It only takes a nick. If you do a google image search you will find literally hundreds of pictures of blowguns. More than half are contemporary high tech devices. Some are authentic. It isn't hard to tell them apart. My answer doesn't even begin to tell the whole story. There are also African and Asian Blowguns. The weapon has a very long and significant history. If yours is authentic it may have value. Anywhere from 150 U.S. dollars or so up to several thousand. Authenticating it will be a challenge, but there are anthropologists who specialize in weapons. You might start with an email to the American Anthropological Associaton.
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I would try Yahoo search under "wind tubin". good luck
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Try brownells.com  or numrich e-gunparts.com. They are the biggest gunsmith supply companys on-line.  Wal-Mart also sells a basic gunsmithing book in many sporting goods depts.
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Try contacting some of the major manufacturers. Maybe they can point you in the right direction.
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You can check your local welding supplier, or check online for welding supplies.  eBay might even have them available.
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Here are a few shops I found on line:\nhttp://www.tatteredrabbit.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=michaelmiller_new&productid=MM1828_BLK&pid=1#MM1828_BLK\nhttp://www.bearpawquilting.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=novelty_group_3&productid=novg_87501_15&pid=1#novg_87501_15\nhttp://www.qbuprairieshop.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=novelties_games1&productid=shamash_p4362_billiardballs_&pid=1#shamash_p4362_billiardballs_\nhttp://www.buttonholeshop.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=Sports2&productid=sptwo_7&pid=1#sptwo_7\n\nThere are probably more.