Cold Steel Professional 4Ft .625 Blowgun

WOW! I've never shot a blowgun before and I'm thrilled with this 48 " big bore, pro model. What fun! The mouth piece is comfortable; and while a tiny bit heavy for me (short, fat, 68 y.o. woman, and lifelong heavy smoker), it's still easy to hold up, steady and blow. Love the mini broad head and stun darts which came with it, and the multi-darts (which are not included). They seem to fly very true. Bamboo darts (also included) work well, but still working on accuracy with them. Also got the crosshair sight, but not impressed with it and it has to be removed if you want an end cap. I wish they would make some more accessories for this size. I would love to see quivers that fit the stun darts and multi-darts with push cones. Just for fun, I fashioned a pistol type fore-grip out of a pvc tee and short length of pipe (had to dremel out the stop inside the 3/4 inch tee). Added a couple of o-rings to the barrel which keep the grip from sliding, but still allow for repositioning. Plan to paint the grip to match. Also added a paracord secured end cap so I can use it as a walking stick (less obvious as a "weapon" when quiver is removed). It looks geeky, but does the job and I can slide it up and down the barrel if need be, or simply take it off. I also made a neck quiver for the multi-darts using an old eyeglasses case similar to the Witz Lens Locker Waterproof Case, Yellow sold here on Amazon. This smaller version just barely holds 100 multi-darts, but there is also a slightly larger one that may accommodate the push cones as well, not sure. I'm also attaching an old computer cord management rail to the side to hold the push cones or stun darts. Finally, I made a bore cleaning dart from a CrazyEve Leathercraft 20pcs Wool Ball Brush Dauber Leather Dye Tool, by making the circular wire end smaller so it wouldn't scratch the bore and would nestle in a push cone. I simply use the cone to blow the (alcohol) dampened dauber through the blowgun a couple of times. But I want to try burying the wire end in a plug of camping pad foam, too. Anyway, tucked everything into an old, small cordura shoulder bag that I had laying around. It's an almost perfect kit with plenty of room for a small fixed blade, or other accessories, or snacks for a day of target shooting outdoors. I've included some photos which I hope will explain my kit and also a photo of my very first rounds of shooting (30'). PLEASE DO note the "Robin Hood arrow split" in the bullseye. I'm sort of proud of that, and it probably won't happen again...hahaha. Hmmm, somewhere around here, I have a really nice collapsible camera tripod that could be modded to receive a barrel... I'm thinking of getting the thinner walled 5' and the 2' extension. Hope I gave some of you other newbies some ideas. It's good, clean, inexpensive fun in which anyone could partake