I am keith naylor.. 2 x eastern england darts champion/national finals/ news of the world etc/ many county titles etc. I have written for darts magazines, bbc book of darts etc. I have collected darts memorabilia for over 40 yrs, and have sold many on ebay.I would advise that you buy the best condition old darts you can afford. 1 good set is better than 10 damaged onesTry to get the old dull tungstens c 1970-80. better grip and good investment.I dont believe all these modern rare element additions to tungsten. ther a money making gimmick. If you average 60 with ordinary old darts you will not start hitting 180s because the darts are 20 times the price of yours.To start buy a large collection of mixed old darts/study them and then specialise. Occasionally you see 4 or 5 sets extras. flights/stems etc, listed together. snap em up. vg investmentSome times you have to settle for less quality if the item is really rare.The best investments are JIM PIKE.[THE ROLLS ROYCE OF ACCURACY.[ To get these in v good condition is becoming harder, as every body is after them]. Buy them when you have the chance. you can always sell them for a profit when needs must]just simply cut the wooden rattan cane stems to your size to adjust balance[same with newsteads]]. LEO NEWSTEAD[made by pike]- These are mega rare and hardly ever seen in superb condition.. PIKE FEATHERS WERE VERY GOOD
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