Talk about a strange find!

My weekend has been quite different, to say the least, from what it normally is. Since I had some extra cash in my pocket, and there were a number of local yard sales available this past Saturday(yesterday, whatever), I decided to head off in search of a great deal. Thirty minutes of driving, and another five-ten spend checking Google Maps, I managed to hit up the first sale. To be honest, though, it was more like half a dozen sales, on account of them all being held in a very upscale subdivision on the other side of town. Most of the people still selling had child's or infant clothes, strollers, and old knick-knacks to offer. For a while, it seemed as though all the good stuff was already gone, until I reached the end of the cul-de-sac. There, among a rod-and-reel holder, miscellaneous golf memorabilia, and a card table offering ladies watches, stood a blowgun. 

Now, I'm not a hunter by any means, but this blowgun couldn't have caught my attention any more if it had struck me between the eyes and broke my nose. A quick chat with the older man and his wife, the ones in charge of this particular array of potential profits, revealed that they were willing to part with it for a mere $4. All of the stun darts and the paint ball quiver are included, and in relatively good shape, but there's not many of the 'sharp' darts available. 2 less, at this time, unfortunately, due to one coming apart in the backyard after being fired, and another going missing in the field next to my house after some target practice. Suffice to say, my aim is not as bad as it could be, but it's bad enough. Who'd of thought that I'd come across such a thing for so cheap, and at a yard sale, of all places?