Arrowheads

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Matched Hunting Arrowhead Set - Obsidian (6 per set): Click on the following for more information on the Matched Hunting set, image 2, close up and edges. #AHHPO - Note: Pictures above are sold, this is a custom item. $60.00 - Sold Out	Matched Hunting Arrowhead Set - Flint (6 per set): Click on the following for more information on the Matched Hunting set, Image 2, close up and edges. #AHHPF - Note: Pictures above are sold, this is a custom item. $90.00 - Sold Out	Arrow Point Set - Obsidian (6 per set): These were made for the arrow smith in mind and have grounded edges and notches to be hafted to arrows. They vary in size and are of mixed obsidian. Image 2. #AHAPO - Note: Pictures above are sold, this is a custom item. $36.00 - Sold Out	This Black Glass arrowhead measures 1 11/16 x 7/8’’. Side 2, Pic 2 #AH731 $27.00	This Kay County Flint arrowhead measures 2 11/16 x 1 5/16’’. This pinkish stone simply has too many features in it to describe. Side 2 #AH860 $45.00

This Texas Perdanale Flint arrowhead measures 2 1/2 x 1 7/16’’. Side 2 #AH847 $27.00	This Montana Agate arrowhead measures 2 7/8 x 1 1/4’’. It has several internal cracks that I somehow managed not to break. Side 2, Pic2 #AH855 $45.00	This Dacite arrowhead measures 2 15/16 x 1 11/16’’. It is similar to a waxy black Obsidian. Side 2 #AH863 $22.00	This Black and White Novaculite arrowhead measures 2 1/4 x 1 3/8’’. Side 2 #AH875 $28.00	This percussioned Glass arrowhead measures 4 3/4 x 1 3/4’’and is a little crooked due to poor lighting at the time. It has been made from a picture tube from an old TV - how I miss them! Side 2 #AH897 $30.00

This Snowflake Obsidian arrowhead measures 2 25/32 x 1 15/32’’. The snowflakes are actually ash deposits in the stone from the volcano that formed it and make knapping it challenging! One with this many can be hard to find. Side 2 #AH904 $40.00	This unknown Agate arrowhead measures 2 1/4 x 1 5/32’’. It is creamy with red hues and has two cracks in it that I was lucky to work through. Side 2 #AH906 $27.00	This percussioned Glass arrowhead measures 3 3/16 x 1 5/16’’. It has been made from a picture tube from an old TV. Side 2 #AH913 $25.00	This white with grey stripes Novaculite arrowhead measures 2 x 1 1/16’’. Side 2 #AH923 $20.00	This percussioned Onondaga Chert arrowhead measures 1 13/16 x 1’’. This was my first attempt at this type of stone and it was just as difficult as I heard it was. Side 2 #AH930 $27.00

This Montana Agate arrowhead measures 1 9/16 x 1 3/8’’. Side 2 #AH934 $25.00	This Mookite Jasper Agate arrowhead measures 1 13/16 x 1 7/16’’. Side 2 #AH935 $25.00	This Mookite Jasper arrowhead measures 2 7/8 x 1 1/16’’ Side 2 #AH965 $27.00	This unusual Goldstone arrowhead measures 2 11/16 x 1 1/8’’ Side 2 #AH969 $25.00	This Deschutes Jasper arrowhead measures 2 1/4 x 11/16’’ Side 2 #AH971 $27.00

This Pumpkin Obsidian arrowhead measures 3 1/2 x 1 3/4’’. Side 2 #AH984 $20.00	This unknown Flint arrowhead measures 2 3/4 x 1 3/8’’ and is pink with spots. Side 2 #AH989 $30.00	This Brazilian Agate arrowhead measures 2 13/16 x 1 1/4’’. Side 2 #AH990 $30.00	This Snowflake Obsidian arrowhead measures 4 1/2 x 1 7/16’’. Side 2 #AH991 $25.00	This Mookite Jasper arrowhead measures 1 15/16 x 1 1/8''. Side 2 #AH1005 $20.00

This Goldstone arrowhead measures 2 5/8 x 1’’. Side 2 #AH1011 $20.00	This Paiute Agate arrowhead measures 3 1/16 x 1 ¼’’. Side 2 #AH1012 $25.00	This Green Moss Agate arrowhead measures 2 11/16 x 1 1/16’’. It is a very hard to work and difficult stone and this one in particular as it has a crack right through the center that I somehow worked through without breaking. Side 2, Image 2 #AH1023 $35.00	This Oregon Jasper arrowhead measures 2 3/4 x 1 1/16’’. Side 2 #AH1030 $25.00	This Green Moss Agate arrowhead measures 2 1/2 x 1 3/16’’. Side 2 #AH1031 $25.00

This Mookite Jasper arrowhead measures 3 1/8 x 1 1/4’’. Side 2 #AH1035 $20.00

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Matched Hunting Arrowhead Set

These sets have been made with one thing in mind - the Primitive Hunter! The bases and notches have been heavily ground down. This makes it near impossible to get that "polished" look, but then again these were not made for display purposes. They were made to be effective hunting tools. With this in mind, they were designed with a small side notch. I have found these to be the best hunting arrowheads as they hold in the arrow nock very well and have a decreased chance of breaking at the nock. Furthermore they have been bevelled and made sharp. They are however NOT razor sharp. Some people advertise their arrowheads this way but it is simply not possible and we hold no "marketing" lies in describing our products. Nevertheless, they are sharper than many primitive arrowheads that were so effective in bringing down the buffalo and other large game in years past.

These average at 4.3 grams, or about .009 pounds, each, 1 1/2 to 1 3/4'' in length and under 1'' in width. The thickest nock area measures 1/4'' so your shaft will have to be larger than that. If not, email me so I can get one to fit just right. Allow 1 week per set to make.

They are made from either obsidian from Oregon or California and flint from Texas. The type of each material depends on what ever is on hand and is effective enough for its intended purpose. The arrowheads will not be the ones shown in the pictures above but close to them in shape. The points within a set will be very close in size, shape and weight to each other. NOTE: As these are stone and not steel, they have a chance of breaking if you hit stone, wood or bone.

While I can not recommend one from the other, as I like them both equally, if you can't decide which to purchase here are some differences;

Obsidian: (+) Glassy look, sharper edges, quicker penetration, lighter (-) dulls quicker, greater chance of breaking
Flint: (+) "Looks like stone", heavier, sturdier, edges last longer (-) less sharp, slower penetration, heavier on the arrow

The following two links are of pictures provided by a customer who purchased the flint and obsidian arrowheads and had success on a Doe.

Hafted Arrowheads - Successful Hunt

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