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Stephen Bunting Gear

Stephen Bunting gear — flights, cases and the throw line that complete The Bullet's setup.

His K-Flex No.2 pairs flight and shaft in a single moulded unit, while the G4 No.2 flights serve players keeping their own stems. Storage comes in two flavours — the Takoma and the blacked-out Takoma Ghost — and the Bunting throw line marks a proper oche at home.

Set up a home oche properly

The throw line is the piece most players skip and shouldn't: practising from a guessed distance builds a stroke that doesn't transfer to a match. Pair it with a dartboard, a surround and lighting for a setup that behaves like the venue you'll play in.

See Bunting darts — including his notably light 18g spec — or the full collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

▶ Do his flights suit a light dart?

Bunting throws 18g, and lighter barrels generally pair well with a stable standard-shape flight like the No.2, which helps settle the flight of a faster-moving dart.

▶ What's the difference between the Takoma and Takoma Ghost?

Capacity and construction are the same idea; Ghost is the stealth-finished edition. Choose on looks.

▶ Where should the throw line go?

The regulation oche sits 2.37m (7ft 9¼in) from the face of the board, measured horizontally, with the bullseye 1.73m from the floor.

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