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Looking for thoughts about 5 old unknown cue shafts?
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the one withthe railroad rings; pretty sure that goes with a Lucasi.
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My thought is I hope you didn't pay much. You might have a collection of back scratchers there.
Well, I just hope that at least a few of them are playable, and of decent quality, and fairly straight.
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Okay, thanks.
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I have the cue that is second from the right, here are the pics. Not really sure what kind it is as I purchased it from a guy at the pool hall in salt lake. I keep thinking it's an action cue. That being said, the one thing I can tell you is that the inlays and stuff are not real, plastic covers with designs on them.
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Because I am an idiot, lol.
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The pictures had me fooled. My 1st thought was Schon, lol.
Too late. He owns em
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Yeah, too late, lol. I am so silly. I always buy 1st, and ask questions later.
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When I seen the 2nd one from the left, with the wooden threads, I thought it might be decent. Someone did put a layered tip on that one, if that means anything. I also thought that the pilot on the 2nd shaft from the right looked like a wooden pilot, and that looked unique to me. And I thought the shaft in the middle might be from an old Viking cue.
If they are all warped though, then it would not matter anyways, because they will be pretty worthless. If they are all warped, then maybe they could be used as a break shaft on someones break cue.
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Thanks anyways.
If you're into gardening, save them for stakes. Of course you could always invest more by having a cuemaker or repair man plug and re-tap the threads, change deco rings, ferrules, tips, re-size, refinish, etc. Another idea is to have cue butts built for each shaft.