Obsidian Hunting Stone Point Review
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Give your primitive arrows an authentic look with this Obsidian Hunting Point. Beautifully knapped and ready to install on your wood arrows. These Obsidian stone points are great for replica arrows, but are strong enough for bow hunting. Hunting sharp right from the package. ...read more
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Obsidian Hunting Stone Point Reviews
Good stone arrowhead
Matt
4 years ago
Surprisingly consistent in shape across the three I purchased. A bit more transparent than I expected though. Regardless, I'm happy and am buying more.
Great Point and SHARP
Longbow
11 years ago
I harvested this Buffalo with this point. My only concern was the notches are high on the cutting surface. I would love to see this knapper produce an obsidian point in the Ohio Hopewell style. That would be my dream point. I got 15" of penetration with this point, 60gn hidden nail, self knocked bamboo shaft with primitive turkey fletching out of my 53# Woodland Hunter. Clean entry… read more between the ribs into his right lung.
Good uniformity and consistancy.
Longbow
11 years ago
Good points but you do need to grind the notches to protect your hafting. I recommend obsidian over stone for larger game like buffalo.
Obsidian Hunting Stone Point Questions and Answers
Asked by
gwantoman
9 years ago
Just wondering, in the photo of the finished arrow does anyone know what kind of adhesive and hafting was used? I'm thinKing of going with gut or back sinew and hide glue. I want a naturally based, primitive, clear drying adhesive though. Thanks guys
Since it's a customer photo, I'm not really sure. However, there
9 years ago
Since it's a customer photo, I'm not really sure. However, there are a lot of different glues you could use. It might be epoxy?
Pine pitch with charcoal and ground up grass is what was used by
8 years ago
Pine pitch with charcoal and ground up grass is what was used by the native Americans and it works great it makes a great epoxy for points there are several videos on youtube about how to make it and its easy
Asked by
Peroneus
10 years ago
Can it be used for hog hunting? Is it strong/sharp enough?
They can be used for hunting, but they are not legal in all stat
10 years ago
They can be used for hunting, but they are not legal in all states.
Asked by
Broken arrow 1
12 years ago
Are these points razor sharp?
These are hunting sharp out of the package.
12 years ago
These are hunting sharp out of the package.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
Would these points be strong enough for deer or elk hunting?
If these are properly hafted on to the arrow you will not have a
12 years ago
If these are properly hafted on to the arrow you will not have any problems with deer or elk.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
how many comes in a package
These points are sold by the eaches.
13 years ago
These points are sold by the eaches.
Asked by
Koknor
13 years ago
Are these old points or made recently?
These are points that have been made recently.
13 years ago
These are points that have been made recently.
Asked by
Clint
13 years ago
What is the approx. size?
I measured and weighed a few of them. They all came out about 2
13 years ago
I measured and weighed a few of them. They all came out about 2 1/16" long and 1 1/4" wide. All of them weighed around 140 grains with about 10 grains either way.