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A Whistler Dart or a Sonic Micro Dart is a type of Nerf dart that whistles when fired at medium to long ranges.

Details

Both the Whistler Dart and the Sonic Micro Dart are based off of the Micro Dart. The ammo's signature whistle is created by a small opening at the top. This opening, however, can make the dart inaccurate compared to other darts. If the dart opening faces upwards when shot, it can improve distance due to an updraft keeping the dart from bending down. It is easier to hear the whistle indoors.

Differences

Differences between the Sonic Micro Dart and the Whistler Dart include a different color scheme, a stronger dart head and a firmer foam body for the Whistler Dart. Despite this, the Sonic Micro Dart is still available in stores, and is also more accurate.

History

The Sonic Micro Dart was the first of the two dart types and was made popular with the release of the Vulcan EBF-25. However, in most countries, it was phased out by the Whistler Dart.

Color schemes

Sonic Micro Dart

The Sonic Micro Dart only has one color scheme: a black body with an orange head.

Whistler Dart

Whistler Darts have been released in many color schemes:

Refill sizes

Sonic Micro Dart

Sonic Micro Dart refill packs come in the following sizes:

Image Size Price
SMDart10 10 4.49 USD
SMDart30 30 (comes with mesh bag and belt clip) 8.99 USD
Nstrikeammobox sonic 100 (Ammo Box) 29.99 USD
SMDart100 100 (labeled as Whistler Dart, comes with N-Strike patch) 19.99 USD

Whistler Dart

Whistler Dart refill packs come in the following sizes:

Image Size Price
WhistlerDart16 16 5.49 USD
WhistlerDart36 36 9.99 USD
Ammo bag camo whistler 50 (Ammo Bag Kit) 19.99 USD

Trivia

  • The darts packaged with the Clue Elimination game have some notable differences. They have a "?" logo on the tip in place of the Nerf logo, the hole in the tip is larger, making a higher pitched sound, and the foam is denser, much like an Elite Dart.
  • Some modders prefer to modify longer range Nerf blasters (the Longstrike CS-6 is a great example) to use these darts because they have the downside of revealing an enemy's shooting position if they are perched or "camping."

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