Dan-Inject Dart

THE DAN-INJECT DART IS ONE OF THE SAFEST DARTING SYSTEMS IN THE MARKET.
People have told me that they have had needles come off while pressurizing the Dan inject dart. I ask them, did you follow the correct procedure and have you maintained your dart? The only reason this might happen is is because the user does not have the correct information on its use and maintenance. Or the user has been careless and has not used the dart properly.

USE POINTY NOSE PLIERS TO SECURE NEEDLE
When placing the needle on the the dart, one must use a set of needle nose pliers to seat the needle properly in the hub, one needs to push the needle down and twist at the same time seating the needle firmly but no need to use to much force. It is extremely IMPORTANT to use needle nose pliers, (the needle WILL NOT be seated properly by using ones fingers only!!) If this step is skipped, the needle can blow off due to the improper preparation.

CAREFUL WHERE YOU PUT THAT SILICONE OIL
If is very important to make sure that no silicone oil has been spilled into the needle hub on the dart when cleaning or lubricating the plunger, if there is silicone oil or oil from oil based drug in the needle hub it will provide lubrication and prevent the needle from being seating properly.

REMOVE THE NEEDLE SOON AFTER USE
A common mistake is that after darting has taken place and the dart has been removed, the person will often leave the needle in the dart for hours or days until they decide to clean the darts. One needs to remove the needle soon after retrieving the dart. By removing the needle soon after use, you are taking the pressure of the needle hub, preventing it from been distorted and loosing it’s original shape.

You can imagine that if one has used only their fingers to place the needle on the dart and with a dart that may have a distorted hub from bad maintenance, it will not be seated tight enough of course, they then pressurize the dart and often they over pressurize the dart, then the needle blows off and the drug comes out. In this case it is not the fault of the dart.

DO NOT OVER PRESSURIZE
Too many users of Dan Inject darts over pressurize the dart, I see this time and time again, they need to be taught how much pressure needs to be placed in each of the darts. This can be seen on our video on our Learning Center at http://daninjectdartguns.com/learning-center/dart-loading/

USE A SAFETY CAP
Dan Inject supplies a safety cap to place over the dart when pressurizing the dart, so should a needle come off, the safety cap will prevent exposure!!

I have concluded that after over 15 years of darting, with all types of darts, Dan inject actually is the safest dart in the market.

After the drug is placed in the dart and the needle is put in place, the dart is completely safe, it is NOT under pressure and there is no way the drug can come out, adding to that, the Dan Inject needle has an occluded needle (it has a closed end) the side ports are covered by a sleeve blocking the holes, again preventing drug from coming out and on top of this all, a safety cap is placed on the dart, again making it even safer (no chance of drug leakage or exposure to needle tips.) The only time the dart becomes a LOADED dart, is once it gets pressurized and that should be just before it is placed in the dart gun.

Also the Dan Inject dart should be depressurized completely by using the venting pin BEFORE it is removed from the animal.

Contact me with any questions.
Mike Ross

- Robert D.

The Only Jabstick Currently On The Market - Dan-Inject Jabstick.

Answer:
No, it does not operate with CO2.  It works on a gas spring system and is currently the only fully automatic jabstick on the market. If you are looking for a CO2 system that is lighter than a rifle, you can use our CO2 pistol, found here.

-Mike Ross

Darting Deer With A Dan-Inject Rifle

It’s extremely important that you know your equipment. At Dan Inject Dart Guns, we’re committed to providing you with the best information possible concerning the Dan-Inject product line and it’s proper use.

Mike Ross and Rebecca Ross have years of experience dealing with wild and domesticated animals. This experience has made them experts in humanely immobilizing and translocating livestock, domestic and wild animals.

This experience and knowledge is at your service when you use Dan Inject Dart Guns for all of your immobilization needs. More than anybody else, Mike and Rebecca Ross have learned how to dart correctly and understand all aspects of immobilization equipment. So should you.

Please use our site to help expand your knowledge of darting equipment, and don’t hesitate to ask us a question. We’ll post the answer, here, in our Q&A section.

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