Rare, World's First Carbide Darts Barrel, Discontinued Item, Spread 2 pieces, Unused, Many extras

Extremely Rare Item: World's First Carbide Dart Barrel - Discontinued - Spread (2 pieces) - Unused - Numerous Extras

Rare item: World's first carbide dart barrel (hard metal). Discontinued Spread, unused.

Released in 2009 as the 1st series. (The Darts Bible featured the 2nd series).
List price: ¥24,000. Maximum diameter: 7.3mm. Length: 36mm. Weight: 13.5g.
Currently discontinued, making it a rare and hard-to-find item.
A chance to experience a carbide barrel.

Numerous extras:
* 1000 Microchips
* Cameo dart case
* Toyosengama ceramic dart holder
* Tip holder
* Coin case
* Flight case
* Numerous flights

Please note that some extras are aged items, so they are sold as-is.

This is a secondary/tertiary market item and has been stored by an amateur, so please refrain from bidding if you are concerned about minor imperfections or require a perfect item.
Please refer to the images; no claims or returns accepted.

A rare item that will be difficult to obtain in the future. The flight of a hard metal barrel is incredibly interesting.

Currently discontinued, making it a rare and hard-to-find item.
A chance to experience a carbide barrel.

While the barrel itself is lightweight, hard metal has finer particles than heavy metal, resulting in a sharpness of flight unique to hard metal.
Those who have experienced a carbide barrel will be amazed the first time they use it. It allows for effortless line tracing and a consistently long, satisfying flight.

It's similar to how a firmly packed mud ball flies further than a loosely packed one.

While the mainstream material for commercially available darts is tungsten alloy (95%, 80%, etc.), these are heavy metal tungsten alloys, manufactured by sintering and then cutting.

The cutting tools used are hard metal. This barrel is made from that same hard metal. The manufacturing process is extremely labor-intensive.
This is the only carbide dart barrel available. With a metal hardness nearly three times that of heavy metal, the cutting edge wears down much more slowly, allowing for extended use.

This is a secondary/tertiary market item and has been stored by an amateur, so please refrain from bidding if you are concerned about minor imperfections.
Please refer to the images; no claims accepted.