Identify a kersenbrock

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Hello
I'm not sure this is the right section for this question, but
I looked at a kersenbrock and was wondering what are the tell tale signs to positively identify a kersenbrock cue.
It doesn't have a logo on the tailpiece
Thanks
 
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Tommy-D

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I've seen examples where this wasn't a 100% rule,but I was told long ago that one of the best ways is to take a close look at the center-drilled hole in the end of the pin.

If the hole was a precise #2 center drilled hole (anything with a cactus or numbered pin),it's SW.

If you have an un-numbered pin with a BIG center hole,it's PROBABLY a Kersenbrock. Tommy D.
 
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