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They carbon date excavation sites where they find that style of point. The shapes/styles are key to identifying age and it is typically the stem/base that differentiate one from another. See pic below for different style/age ranges.

Windust Complex hafted knife. Transitional Paleo. 11,200 - 8,500 B.P. Northern Great Basin, Harney County, Oregon.

About 90% of what you find in SE Oregon is obsidian. Several large deposits in that area. The circle of smaller points are Columbia River gem points. 500-200 years B.P on average. They had a greater supply of different materials on hand. Obsidian is the exception on the Columbia even though...

Obsidian. Cascade Bi-Point. An atlatl dart point. Early-Middle Archaic. 8000-5000 B.P. Found in Harney County. -E-

Ok......I know you guys don't only collect firearms. Me personally, I have weapons older than firearms. Here's a few.

Got the J&J shot today. It's my "get out of jail" card for my trip to Belize. -E-

No one wanted to chat tonight.....sadness. :cry:

I encourage everyone to use the live chat. Ask for Randy. -E-

Front Page of the website..... "Short Gun Ammo". Didn't notice that earlier. -E-

Another fake site that looks semi-legit until you see that everything is in stock. https://loyalammoshop.com/ They do have a Live Chat!!!! Me: Do you have .308 Weatherby Penetrator ammo in stock? Them: Yes, it's available in stock. Me: Do you have a price? Them: You will need to check the...

Phrasing............... -E-

:ROFLMAO:.........Seriously though...what do you plug it with? -E-

What am I looking at here? What is the purpose of the tank? Parkerization? De-greasing? -E-

Dang it. Just saw your post. -E-

That fits into the range of AGG (Tony's) data base. 05839 through 08984 (SAR3-8). What furniture are you wanting for it? MAC has a video on the SAR's.

What's a "touch screen"? So the over stamp guns were imported in '89? Calling Tony!! No one really realized it at the time, but Springfield was importing some damn good guns in the late '80s. Both the SAR 3 and the SAR 48 kind of flew under the radar with U.S. shooters. -E-

It's a LEFTY!!!!!! .........or would that be a righty??? :unsure: -E-

What are you planning for them? -E-

1.) Yes. 2.) Yes but factory HK parts will be the most readily available. 3.) RTG Parts is my first choice. Gatewood Supply. HK Parts if you are independently wealthy. Is your rifle a SAR 3/8 over stamp? Close up pic of the receiver would be great. -E-

....and a CAN.