Bullseye: Your Top Choice for Darts and Dart Accessories

Bullseye is the leader in providing high quality, high value recreational products in an easy carry jar!

Darts in a Jar

HIGH QUALITY: Strategically designed at 21g with a steel tip, nickel silver plated gripping points for top-notch control and poly pro flights to reduce drag and deliver a stable flight path.
PERFECT FOR EVERY PLAYER: Both beginners and experienced players will enjoy playing with these darts that provide a great controlled feel for players at all levels.
MORE DARTS: Now everyone can play! With 24 high quality darts you have enough for practice and enough to host your next get together.
HANDY JAR FOR CARRYING & STORAGE: Bullseye darts come in a great jar perfect to store your darts or take them with you to your next game.
100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: Bullseye Darts are backed by a 100% money back guarantee that you are fully satisfied with your product receive your money back.

100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: Bullseye Dart Accessory Kit is backed by a 100% money back guarantee that you are fully satisfied with your product or receive your money back.
A GREAT GIFT: Both beginners and experienced players will appreciate having all of the essential tools to enhance their game and show off their skills.
BE PREPARED: The perfect complement for both Soft Tip and Steel Tip Darts. This kit contains 7 essential tools every dart player needs to keep their darts in perfect shape and enhance their game. Includes: Sharpener, 30 Assorted Flights, dart wax, repair tool, score counter, leather case and tip protectors.
EASY TO CARRY AND STORE: This accessory kit comes in a durable jar with twist-off cap, making it easy to carry and simple to store.
MORE VALUE: You'd pay more than $40 if you purchased these seven handy dart accessories separately, but we're offering them as a package at a fraction of the cost.

The game of starts was invented in England in the middle ages, but has changed a lot over the years.
The version of the game we know and love today was invented in 1896 by author and carpenter Brian Hamlin.
Back then the targets were made of wood, elm or poplar.
In 1898, a “folded-paper” target was patented by an American and the system of numbering on the dartboard was formulated and accepted.
Since 1932, most targets for darts also have a layer of steel on them to help segment the board into sections, which makes scoring easier.
The first official tournament for darts was held in 1927.
It really wasn't until after WWII that many of the rules of darts became standardized
The international throwing line of 7 ft. 9 1/4 inches was established in the 1970s to make it standard for international competitions.
But it was 2010 before women played at the annual World Darts Championship
Now people all around the world can enjoy the sport of darts in international competitions, in leagues, or in private parties and all be on an equal footing.