Early Plains Native American wooden Stun Arrow with Bullet Shell blunt Tip

  

This antique Native American small game hunting arrow is in good condition. Arrows were used to hunt small games such as rabbits squirrels and were used to not damage the fur on the animal. Bullet shell that is on the tip of the arrow is unmarked and it has a slight bit of wood poking out through where the the firing cap hole of the shell.

At the opposite end of the arrow the wood has been carved out to be held by two fingers and the part two notched to the arrows string. The overall arrow's length is 16 3/4 inches. The arrow is in good condition for its age. The photos for they are part of the description.