How to fix dart barrels and how to store dart barrels

How to fix dart barrels

Checking for Damage

The first step in fixing a dart barrel is to inspect it for any signs of damage. Look for dents, cracks, or scratches that may have been caused by misfiring. If the damage is minor and doesn’t affect the performance of the dart, it may be possible to repair it on your own.

Removing Damaged Parts

If the damage is more severe and affects the performance of the dart, then you may need to remove the damaged parts. Use a screwdriver or other tool to carefully unscrew the barrel and remove any damaged pieces.

Replacing Parts

Once you have removed any damaged parts, you can replace them with new ones. Make sure to choose the correct parts for your dart barrel and use a screwdriver or other tool to secure them in place.

Testing the Barrel

Once you have replaced any damaged parts, it’s time to test the dart barrel. If your repairs were successful, then the dart should fire cleanly and accurately when you throw it. If not, it may be necessary to make further repairs or adjustments before you can use the barrel again.

How to store dart barrels

Choosing a Storage Area

The first step in properly storing dart barrels is to choose an appropriate storage area. The ideal location should be clean, dry, and away from direct sunlight or extreme temperature fluctuations.

Cleaning the Barrels

Before storing your dart barrels, make sure they are clean and dry. Use a soft cloth to remove any dirt or dust that has accumulated on the barrel, and make sure that the threads are free of debris.

Wrapping and Sealing the Barrels

Once your barrels are clean and dry, wrap them in a soft cloth or plastic bag to protect them from scratches. You should also seal the package with tape to ensure that no moisture or dust can get in.

Storing the Barrels

Once you have wrapped and sealed the barrels, you can place them in the storage area. Make sure that they are securely placed so that they don’t move or become damaged. Ideally, you should also store them in an upright position so that they don’t become bent or distorted.