Shop 35 genuine Target dart points at ArrowHeadz — the Swiss Point range that sits behind Target's SP barrels, in every finish and grip pattern Target produces.
The Target Swiss Point Range
Styles we stock include the Swiss SLK, Swiss Diamond Pro, Chrono, Signature RST, Storm Surge and RVE Swiss Points, alongside Swiss Fire, Swiss DS, Swiss Nano, Storm Onyx, Storm Quartz and the standard silver Target Swiss Points. Browse them all in Target Swiss Points.
How the Swiss Point System Works
Swiss Point barrels are threaded, so the point screws in rather than being pressed. With the Swiss Point tool you can change a point at home in seconds — no re-pointing press, no workshop. Barrels marked (SP) in our Target darts range are Swiss Point enabled.
Choosing a Point Style
Textured and grooved points bite into the sisal and can reduce bounce-outs; smooth points pull out of the board more easily. Point length shifts the balance of the dart forward or back, so it is worth trying a couple of lengths before settling.
Complete Your Target Setup
Pair points with Target shafts, Target flights and Target darts. Japanese-market points sit in Target Japan points. Everything Target lives in the Target Shop.
Compare Dart Points from Other Brands
Other quick-change systems include Winmau Switch Points and Harrows Quick Points. See also Mission and Red Dragon points, or browse all dart points.
Frequently Asked Questions
▶ What are Target Swiss Points?
Swiss Points are Target's interchangeable threaded points. They screw into a Swiss Point enabled barrel, so a point can be swapped for a different style or replaced when damaged without re-pointing the dart.
▶ Do I need a tool to change Swiss Points?
You need the small Swiss Point tool, which grips the point so you can unscrew it. You do not need a re-pointing press or any workshop equipment, and the job takes seconds.
▶ Are Target Swiss Points compatible with all darts?
No. They are designed for Swiss Point enabled barrels, marked (SP). Non-threaded barrels use pressed-in points and cannot take them. Always check the barrel before ordering.
▶ Which points help reduce bounce-outs?
Points with grooved, ridged or textured surfaces grip the sisal fibres and tend to hold better than fully smooth points, which reduces the chance of a dart dropping out.
▶ Does point length change how a dart flies?
Yes. A longer point moves weight forward, which tends to make the nose drop; a shorter point moves balance back. It is a genuine tuning lever, not just cosmetic.
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