Inventors:
Ellsworth S. Henderson - Spring Valley CA
International Classification:
A47F 700
Abstract:
A dart rack designed to protect the darts against deformation and to give reasonable protection against injury from the sharp points of the dart spike tips, as well as merely racking the darts, the rack being adapted for easily removable securement to a wall or the like. The rack has cylindrical sockets to receive the spike tips, said sockets having annular countersunk seats for the terminals of the weighted bosses conventionally provided on the darts at the base of the spike on each dart, and these countersunk seats have a relatively more important function in guiding the spikes into the sockets when a player is replacing the darts into the rack, the sockets also being positioned on the body of the dart rack to offset the darts away from a wall surface on which the dart rack is mounted so that the flights or vanes are prevented from being deformed by wall contact, and the sockets are also dimensioned to sheathe the spikes of the darts for fuller protection of the spikes.