Addagrams

[sr20clubbie]

Has anyone tried these?

Cheers
Paul

[Little al]

Has anyone tried these?

Cheers
Paul

Yes I usually throw 20/21Grm darts & got a 18Grm Harrows Avenger set in a job lot I aquired so thought I would give them a try, the Adda's I have are 2 grams each, with the 18g weight the best set up for my throw was midi/tweenie stem & pear or slim flights, with the extra 2g's it obviously tail loads the dart. I found to achieve a similar dart tracking & angle of my throw it was a toss up between midi & medium stems, but with either length standard flights in the 100/130 M thickness works best for me. I would think it's a trial & error job & depends a bit on how much patience you have They are not a bank breaking cost so it's not to bad if it doesn't work for you

[Ancient Darter]

Works wonders for me still! And it's dirt cheap!

Be sure to use the o-rings with them.

There are several weight and finish options, with 1g and 2g being most common for 2Ba. There was a 0.45g option at DC before, but it seems to be gone now. If you use conversion points, you could also FRONT-load the dart instead of the rear.

Shorter stems (1 step down, e.g., short to ultra short) are more comfortable if you're using them at the rear.

[sr20clubbie]

I reckon i'll buy some and give them a go.

Thanks

[Banned]

I've never seen any decent player use them. Personally I think it's kind of gimmicky and I can't see any reason to ever use them.

[*Saber*]

Sorry not for me - Buy a set of darts in the weight you want IMO or have them made. Don't go fishing with a Zebco junior reel for bull dophin is my opinion. But if ya like it you like it.

[guest2]

My issue with Add A Gram is weight distribution. It somewhat alters the darts' center of gravity. Not good.

There are other options in adding weights to a dart pin. Tungsten putty, EVA Technology (Japan), or choose a heavier set-up i.e. metal stems, thicker flights.