Camo Hunter Precision Blowgun Kit - Green .40

Camo Hunter Precision Blowgun Kit - Green .40

The first thing you notice isn’t the length. It’s the way the red cones line the barrel, 40 darts strong, like a mobile arsenal riding on a 54" .40 caliber tube. Sling it, shoulder it, and that Camo Hunter Precision Blowgun Kit - Green .40 feels less like a toy and more like a purpose-built hunting tool that just happens to be silent.

Blowgun for Sale, Built for Real Field Use

When you look for a serious blowgun for sale, you’re not shopping for a plastic souvenir. You’re looking for straight tracking, consistent dart seating, and a rig you can carry all day without babying it. This Warrior-inspired hunting blowgun delivers that in a two-piece, 54" aircraft aluminum barrel with a .40 caliber bore matched precisely to the dart cones.

The result is simple: smoother loading, better air seal, and predictable accuracy whether you’re punching targets in the backyard or chasing small game on the edge of camp.

Tactical Hunting Blowgun for Sale: The Full Kit, Not Just the Tube

Calling this just a blowgun undersells what you’re getting. This is a complete hunting and target package. Along the green camo barrel ride multiple quivers, dart guards, and foam grips, all pre-staged so you’re never fishing in a pouch when you should be taking the shot.

Precision .40 Caliber Aircraft Aluminum Barrel

The heart of this system is the American-made aircraft aluminum barrel. That .40 caliber bore is cut for a snug, consistent fit with the red dart cones, which means less air loss and more energy on impact. At 54", you get the sweet spot of length: enough column of air for power, but still manageable to carry with the sewn sling across your back.

Two-Piece Construction for Transport and Storage

The two-piece design lets the blowgun break down quickly for travel or storage without sacrificing straightness when assembled. Locked together, it behaves like a single solid tube; broken down, it fits easily into a gear bag or behind a truck seat on the way to camp.

Loaded Dart System: 40 Ways to Make the Shot Count

The Camo Hunter Precision Blowgun Kit doesn’t make you choose between hunting and target shooting—it’s built for both. The quivers deliver 40 total darts staged along the barrel, giving you fast access to the right tip for the job.

Target, Stun, Spear, and Broadhead Darts Included

• 12 Target Darts: 4" sharpened wire darts with cones, ideal for zeroing in and backyard practice.
• 8 Stun Darts: Impact-focused heads for stunning and non-lethal hits on appropriate small targets.
• 10 Broadhead Darts: Cutting tips intended for small game where penetration and tissue damage matter.
• 10 Spear Darts: 5" spearheads that trade a bit of speed for deeper penetration and power.

With this layout, you can run target drills, practice shot placement, and then swap instantly to hunting darts when it’s time to put food in the pot.

Quivers, Guards, and Foam Grips Dialed for Real Use

The quiver system isn’t just for show. You get a 16-point quiver, an 8-point quiver, and four 10-point quivers spaced along the barrel, plus three dart guard tip protectors that keep edges and points controlled during carry. Two foam grips lock in your hand placement—one near the mouthpiece, one farther out—so your support hand naturally finds a steady, repeatable hold.

Carry, Control, and Silent Shots in the Field

Small-game hunting with a blowgun is about patience, angles, and stealth. The sewn black sling on this kit makes it a natural part of your carry—sling it across your back or at your side and it rides light despite the 54" length and all 40 darts on board.

Green with purple and tan bands, the camo-style barrel isn’t just an aesthetic choice; it breaks up the outline in brush or timber. When it’s time to shoot, the large black mouthpiece and dual foam grips make getting behind the tube instinctive. Take a breath, lock in, and let the silence handle the rest.

Build Quality and Materials You Can Trust

For hunters and target shooters, a blowgun lives or dies on straightness, consistency, and durability. This kit leans into that with made-in-USA components and an aircraft aluminum barrel that resists bending far better than budget-grade metal or plastic.

The fittings, quivers, and sling mounts are built to live with real field abuse—sliding through brush, banging off pack frames, and riding in trucks. It’s the kind of rig you can loan to a friend without worrying it comes back twisted or out of true.

What Balisong Buyers Want to Know

Are butterfly knives legal to buy?

Butterfly knife (balisong) laws vary widely by state and even by city, and buyers who collect blades alongside gear like this blowgun need to pay attention. In the United States, some states treat balisongs like standard folding knives, while others categorize them closer to switchblades or restricted weapons.

• Generally more permissive states like Texas, Arizona, Utah, Idaho, and Florida tend to allow ownership and carry of butterfly knives for adults, with typical restrictions in schools, federal buildings, or posted weapon-free zones.
• More restrictive states such as California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Hawaii often limit blade length, ban concealed carry, or in some cases restrict sale or possession entirely.
• Local city or county laws can be stricter than state law, especially in large metro areas.

Because laws change and enforcement can vary, always check current state statutes and local ordinances before you buy, carry, or ship a butterfly knife. When in doubt, consult an attorney or your local law enforcement’s published guidance. This blowgun is a separate tool, but most collectors running a full kit—balisong, fixed blades, and hunting gear—keep their legal homework as sharp as their edges.

What's the difference between a butterfly knife trainer and a live blade?

Within the balisong community, the difference between a trainer and a live blade is as fundamental as the difference between target darts and broadheads on this blowgun.

• Butterfly Knife Trainer: Blunt edge, no sharpened bevel. Same weight, handle construction, and pivot action as a real balisong but designed for learning tricks and reps without cutting yourself.
• Live Blade Balisong: Fully sharpened edge and true point, used for cutting tasks, carry, or advanced flipping once the fundamentals are locked in.

Just like you practice with target darts before taking hunting shots, most flippers log their hours with a trainer before stepping up to a live blade. It builds flow, control, and respect for the tool.

Is this butterfly knife good for learning to flip?

This specific product is a blowgun built for hunting and target shooting; there’s no butterfly knife in the kit. But if you’re the kind of person drawn to the control and precision of silent dart shooting, there’s a good chance you’d respect the discipline of balisong flipping as well.

For learning to flip, most in the community recommend starting with a dedicated balisong trainer that matches the balance and handle style of the live blade you eventually want to run. Look for solid pivot hardware, consistent handle weight, and a build that can survive drops—much like you’d want consistent bore and durable barrel material on a blowgun before you trust it in the field.

For the Hunter, the Target Shooter, and the All-Season Gearhead

Whether you’re out for rabbits at the tree line, running backyard dart group challenges with friends, or just building a kit that covers quiet small-game tools alongside your balisong collection, the Camo Hunter Precision Blowgun Kit - Green .40 fits the role.

The hunter gets broadheads, spear darts, and real penetration out of a straight .40 caliber barrel. The target shooter gets consistent flight with 12 sharp wire darts and enough variety to keep sessions interesting. And the gear-focused collector gets a made-in-USA, fully loaded blowgun that looks as serious on the wall rack as it feels in the field.

Silent, simple, and more capable than its minimal footprint suggests, this is the kind of kit that earns its space in the truck, in the cabin, or next to the rest of your blades and tools—ready whenever the next shot presents itself.