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twisted and beveled.
1 7/8 long... 1 1/4” wide.
some say big sandy... not found in my area.
i’ve always leaned on raddatz or Godar....✌️
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Heavily sharpened down.
twisted and beveled.
1 7/8 long... 1 1/4” wide.
some say big sandy... not found in my area.
i’ve always leaned on raddatz or Godar....✌️Southeastern Minnesota’s driftless area -
They put that one to good use! I like those heavily used ones... Adds so much character!SE ARKANSAS -
Like a well loved pencil. ✏️ Cool find!South CarolinaComment
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Looks like by the base it was made for some heavy use. Nice find by the waySouth East Ga. Twin CityComment
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Thebes would be my guess if you have them if you don't I don't know.NW Georgia,Comment
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Nice one, that doesn’t look like the kind of flint you usually find.Floridaboy.Comment
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Nice one North, the big base adds character 👍🐜 🎤 SW GeorgiaComment
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Agree with Raddatz or Godar. Makes you wonder how big it was 1st stage.Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW MichiganComment
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That's a beefy base. NiceSW ConnecticutComment
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That's killer!!North CarolinaComment
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It’s pretty nice material as wellSouth DakotaComment
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Awesome north....yeah id like to have seen that point in its first stage...due to the size of the base, looks like otd been a killer. CongratsBenny / Western Highland Rim / TennesseeComment
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We would, definitely, call that a Big Sandy in my area. I wonder if it worked up your way through some kind of trade route? Dunno. Nice pointWestern KentuckyComment
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