The longer the blow-gun, the more accurate it will be. This is because a longer blow-gun allows for a longer barrel, which means the air has a longer distance to accelerate and maintain its velocity, resulting in a more stable and consistent shot.
The ideal diameter for a blow-gun barrel is between 0.4-0.5 inches. This allows for a good balance between air flow and air pressure, resulting in an optimal shot distance and accuracy.
A heavier dart will have a more consistent and stable trajectory than a lighter dart. This is because a heavier dart will have more inertia and will be less affected by external factors such as wind or air resistance.
Yes, the type of material used for the dart can affect its flight. A denser material, such as metal, will have a more consistent and stable flight than a lighter material, such as plastic. However, the shape and weight distribution of the dart also play a significant role in its flight.
The maximum range of a blow-gun can vary depending on factors such as the length of the barrel, the weight of the dart, and the force of the breath. Typically, a blow-gun can reach distances of 25-40 feet, but some skilled users have been able to achieve shots up to 60 feet.