Iron Butt Plate?

Kirk PA

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My guess is a walk behind horse drawn plow share/point.
 

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I plowed with one that resembled what you found that we called a bull tounge. We used it to open a furrow on top of a row to sow seeds in.
 

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From what I know most rifle butt plates from around that period have 2 countersunk screew holes... none use a square hole like a plow share. And it doesn't look curved in a manor that would fit a shoulder, also most use 2 holes not one like I see on your find.
 

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Not gun related in my opinion.
 

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