Dumbarton made it five League One draws in a row as they came from behind twice against Kelty Hearts.
Luke McCarvel put the visitors ahead on 10-minutes as he weaved through the defence before finding the far corner.
Sons were on top for the remainder of the half with visiting goalkeeper Ruaridh Adams impressing for Kelty to keep his side ahead.
They couldn’t hold on until the interval, however, as Mark Durnan nodded in an equaliser on the stroke of half-time.
The second period started as the first ended with Mouhamed Niang and Finlay Gray close to putting Dumbarton ahead before a sucker punch just before the hour.
Craig Johnston latched on to a Scott Allan pass and tucked the ball underneath Brett Long to put Kelty back in front.
Sons remained on the front foot and finally got the least they deserved on 89 minutes when Durnan beat Adams to McGuffie’s corner to earn the hosts a point.
Dumbarton take a break from league football next weekend as they travel to Peterhead in the third round of the SPFL Trust Trophy.