NOS Import Radial pin cues $100

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I am offering these Radial Pin Cues.
They were manufactured by KaoKao.
They were imported in to the USA at least 3 maybe 4 years ago.
I figure if the wood was going to move it already has.:wink:
I only buy the straight ones which actually is true of most.:)
I also throughly check all other aspects of the cue to make sure it is what I call a sweet one.:grin:
I am the final quality control guy. :ok:
I have sold at least 10 of these to AZers over the past few months.
All have been quite Pleased with both how they play as well as how they look.
I have these 5 ready to go.
Please request closeups of the ones you like. I will post them here later.
$100 delivered USA. I do take paypal. $90 more for a 2nd cue

4035.jpg 4035

4042.jpg 4042

4043.jpg 4043

4045.jpg 4045

4054.jpg 4054
 
Here are the closeups of the first 2.

#4035 Has a deep dark brown/black butt sleeve. Could be ebony?
BEM forearm 6 point up and down, double veneers.

#4042 Butt sleeve looks like Cocobola with black verticle veneers.
Forearm dark wood with 6 tall coco points with triple veneers.

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4035 forearm.jpg4035

Coco butt.jpg4042

Coco forearm.jpg4042
 
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Some more closeups.
#4043 Butt sleeve is a dark wood with maple verticle veeneers.
BEM forearm with 6 tall points with double veneers.

#4054 Butt sleeve with 6 inverted points to mirror forearm.
Forearm dark wood 6 points up and down with tripple veneers.

4043 butt.jpg4043

4043 forearm.jpg4043

4054 butt.jpg4054

4054 forearm.jpg4054
 
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Sunday afternoon bump

Add on accessories ship for free. :thumbup:
Please PM for availability.
 
I am considering buying one of these, can anyone who has bought one let me know what they think of it and how it plays?

I need a decent playing cue to get back into playing and I am torn between one of these, a fury dl series, and one of robin's cues..
 
OrigZaphod said:
I am considering buying one of these, can anyone who has bought one let me know what they think of it and how it plays?

I need a decent playing cue to get back into playing and I am torn between one of these, a fury dl series, and one of robin's cues..
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You might want to check out this cue review.:thumbup:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=109634
Oh, and by the way I play with one and love the way it plays off the rack no mods..
I have notice that some have different shaft tapers. Also there are different tips.
 
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Ok.

Do you have any close ups of 4045?

Its either that or 4043, where do i send the money once i decide, will be sending it out Wednesday...
 
Great looking cue,

I want it, I will try to squeeze out the $ from the budget by weds. for you.. If i can not do it this week, I will next wed for sure. damn economy.
 
More available

OrigZaphod said:
Great looking cue,

I want it, I will try to squeeze out the $ from the budget by weds. for you.. If i can not do it this week, I will next wed for sure. damn economy.
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OK, let me know when you are ready.
Someone else has also expressed interest in 4045.
There are some more of that model in stock.
Don't worry if you see the one I have sell. :wink:
I can quickly get you another one.
Thanks for your interest.:)
 
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These are not standard radial pin threads? I have a OB1 shaft I purchased recently specifically to put on one of these cues which I was going to purchse from you... after reading further into this it looks like it wont even fit, is that correct?
 
Not Unilock Radial

Beware_of_Dawg said:
These are not standard radial pin threads? I have a OB1 shaft I purchased recently specifically to put on one of these cues which I was going to purchse from you... after reading further into this it looks like it wont even fit, is that correct?
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If your OB1 is cut for the Unilock Radial pin that is correct.
These pins are not Unilock. However they are still a radial thread.
You would have to check with a cuemaker to see just what the difference is and if your shaft could be altered to work.
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Beware_of_Dawg said:
These are not standard radial pin threads? I have a OB1 shaft I purchased recently specifically to put on one of these cues which I was going to purchse from you... after reading further into this it looks like it wont even fit, is that correct?
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i really wish they were uni-loc radial! if anyone can point me in the direction of a cheap radial butt (no shaft necessary), please do!
 
How much to switch the pin?

Johnnyz86 said:
i really wish they were uni-loc radial! if anyone can point me in the direction of a cheap radial butt (no shaft necessary), please do!
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No Problem.
I could supply you with one that I reject because of a not so great shaft.:thumbup:
I would give you a little discount. :wink:
You can then have a cue maker switch the pin and fit your ob shaft . Shouldn't cost to much.
Anybody have any feedback on what that would cost??
 
I have been told that OB shafts do not use the unilock radial thread.
Can someone post a picture of the radial pin that OB uses?
Are the pins available?
 
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#4035, 4042, 4043 & 4054. Ready to go.

While we discuss this unilock vs. non unilock Radial pin question, I do not want you guys to lose sight of the fact that these cues do come equiped with some top quality white maple shafts. They play real nice off the rack.
 
interested in one of these but was just wondering where does it feel like most of the weight gets balanced?

is it more towards the end or is it nicely balanced in the middle?
 
tuffstuff07 said:
interested in one of these but was just wondering where does it feel like most of the weight gets balanced?

is it more towards the end or is it nicely balanced in the middle?
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No they are not butt heavy. The weight bolt is more under the wrap area.
You get at it with a 8mm T handle. You will find that they are very nicely balanced.:)
 
I am interested in one, do you have any left and I am new to AZ so need to know the easiest payment options for you. Thanks for your time.
 
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