Real or recently made arrowhead?

[Cur_Dog]

Found this arrowhead while I was going through some things at my dad’s house. He does not remember where it came from. Looks to clean/new to be a real artifact. Thought I would get opinions on it from here. Either way it’s cool looking and very sharp.

[1riot1ranger]

interested in replies.... Found two, one very similar on property between Kerrville and Harper.

[Sackett]

Native Tribes were very well adept at making hunting points. I would think it's very much authentic.

[Anvilheadtexas]

Sweet lighter. Only thing I could add.

[Cur_Dog]

Sweet lighter. Only thing I could add.

It is pretty sweet! Only thing handy for scale.

[Johnny]

It's the real deal. Looks like a broken tool/pre-form.

[GarGuy]

No reason to doubt it is an authentic artifact. I wish we could see the missing base.

[Cur_Dog]

Thanks for the input.

[falmike]

If you shine a blue/black light on it while you wear yellow lens glasses, Orange color indicates old.

[Tony Pic]

I do not know much about these things, But I will put a big bet that point is made of Edwards flint. Native to the Hill Country. Common to the The Edwards Plateau.
I have found similar points on my land in Harper. The only reason I am saying so.
I would trust GarGuys read on this.

[Cur_Dog]

I wish dad remembered where he got it.

[RifleBowPistol]

I would say it is authentic, not sure if it's a point or a knife.

[COPPERHEAD]

I'm leaning towards old

[Anvilheadtexas]

I wish dad remembered where he got it.

Does he remember where he got the lighter by any chance?

[Cur_Dog]

Does he remember where he got the lighter by any chance?

That cool lighter is mine!