Tenn. classic flint

[Outbackbob48]

Here's apoint I made today with some flint from either Will or Brian, had so many great people handing me stone hard to know exactly where what came from , either way this pc worked pretty good after I got into it, a little ruff  on the outside but I got it under control an ended up with a good point for me. Thanks for looking. Bob

[Will H]

Great job on that one Bob! Looks like Sonora to me. Probably from Brian those notches are awesome! Did you punch em in?

[gstoneberg]

Wow, love those notches!  Great reproduction.

George

[Outbackbob48]

Will, I punched in with my trusty duplex nail The material is the kind with quite a bit of brown or tan on the outside an darker as you get deeper into it, I thought it was the Kentucky blue . Is sonora the real dark blue black or are they both the same and just better grades be the all black . Wow that's about as clear as mud. Later Bob

[Tower]

The notches & color too. That is fine, mighty fine! A point very well made. Tower

[jamie]

diggin that one

[Pappy]

Very nice Bob,that one is sweet.
   Pappy

[MWirwicki]

Bob:  I'd strap that point to the end of my arrow in a hearbeat!  Nice looking point!

[Bone pile]

You go Bob......Nice 'un
Bone pile

[Bear Claw]

Great notches. Love the color of that point.

Aaron

[cowboy]

Your a machine bob! Keep on pumpin em out . I like that slick KY stuff, wish i had more.. 

[razorsharptokill]

Awesome point! Cool color too!

[bubby]

sweet point bob, reay like the color, Bub

[chertle]

That rock is really neat!!!  What a great feeling to see a point in a book and then recreate it!!  Great job

[mullet]

That's a mighty, fine point, Bob. I waited too late again this year. Just as I was ready to buy some of that rock James Parker bought all that was left, I think 200#.