Cue ID
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Highly doubtful, esp from the look under the bumper. Lots of cuemakers using that pin. A predate SW in that condition would be like 
condition. Definitely a quality cue though.
condition. Definitely a quality cue though.
Ok, thanks!
I bought a cue on ebay once and had no idea what it was, actually bought a case and the cue came with it. A couple years later a friend of mine saw a very faint pencil signature on the forearm.
It pays to look very close for any markings. Including under the bumper.
Varney comes to mind, but I don't believe he wrapped his cues.
He did, for a short while I had a veneered 4 point cue with a wrap. Come to think of it, it was unsigned.
I aint sayin it is but its similar, heres a couple more Varney cues. He used all sorts of pins I do know that.
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I think that the hex head weight bolt will be the answer
Take it all the way out and take a pic of it, a lot of guys use them but there are a few different variations. Probably wont be a definitive answer but might narrow it down or exclude a few.
It strikes me as odd. I say mid tier builder..but it looks like an early learning cue.
Red pheno joint collars. But the trim rings CDE are WOOD of some sort, not red pheno. And then, topped off with a (maybe ABS) black butt cap. Lack of uniformity confuses me. Still think its a decent cue though. Bet it plays good. Purple Heart is the nuts.
Red pheno joint collars. But the trim rings CDE are WOOD of some sort, not red pheno. And then, topped off with a (maybe ABS) black butt cap. Lack of uniformity confuses me. Still think its a decent cue though. Bet it plays good. Purple Heart is the nuts.
Thought Carolina Customs did a Delrin butt cap? Delrin wont hold a finish.
That's what I thought, but according to discussions in the cue maker forum that I have read, some cue makers can and do finish over Delrin.
This cue? I dunno....
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"POSSIBLY" Mike Stacey- Indiana cue maker"
