Pat Diveney Coco Sneaky w/ LAKEWOOD SHAFTS!

RichZuHaus

RichZuHaus

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Pat Diveney Sneaky Cue Sold Pending Payment Thanks for all the interest.

On offer, a very nice cocobolo sneaky made in 2007 by reknowned cue maker Pat Diveney.

SPECS

-Deep red cocobolo into straight maple
-White phenolic buttcap and joint rings
-3/-11 G10 Pin
-19oz

-Shaft 1: 13.00mm, LAKEWOOD, New Sniper Tip
-Shaft 2: 13.00mm, LAKEWOOD, Talisman Pro M

The shafts alone cost nearly 200 a piece from Pat.

With Matching Joint Protectors as Shown

This cue is in very nice condition. A few marks around the joint pin are shown in the pics. These can only be seen when the cue is apart. Otherwise, excellent condition.

Asking 500 obo

Thanks for Looking,

R.S.

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what??

this one too???


wow! i cant believe you're letting this one got either!

This cue is a real player!:thumbup:


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Diveney

You got that right...it will make someone a real nice player. But, I need to fund a more high end Diveney. These are great hitting cues people and Pat is a great guy to deal with.

R.S.
 
RichZuHaus said:
Pat Diveney Sneaky

On offer, a very nice cocobolo sneaky made in 2007 by reknowned cue maker Pat Diveney.

SPECS

-Deep red cocobolo into straight maple
-White phenolic buttcap and joint rings
-3/-11 G10 Pin
-19oz

-Shaft 1: 13.00mm, LAKEWOOD, New Sniper Tip
-Shaft 2: 13.00mm, LAKEWOOD, Talisman Pro M

The shafts alone cost nearly 200 a piece from Pat.

With Matching Joint Protectors as Shown

This cue is in very nice condition. A few marks around the joint pin are shown in the pics. These can only be seen when the cue is apart. Otherwise, excellent condition.

Asking 500 obo

Thanks for Looking,

R.S.

Butt1-1.jpg


Points1-1.jpg


Joint1-1.jpg


Butt2-1.jpg


Joint2-1.jpg


JointProtect-1.jpg


Points1-1.jpg
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What is the significance of the "LAKEWOOD" shaft as opposed to a standard shaft? Is it just the name of the wood? or is there a significant difference in playability?
Yhanks,
Mike H.
 
Henny HaHa said:
What is the significance of the "LAKEWOOD" shaft as opposed to a standard shaft? Is it just the name of the wood? or is there a significant difference in playability?
Yhanks,
Mike H.
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This is old growth maple salvaged from the bottom of lake Michigan. I believe the wood is 100-150 years old. You'll notice the tight graining on the shafts.

This is truly premium shaft wood and they hit very stiff. This is not a cue for those who like a whippy shaft.

R.S.
 
Cue still available

The deal unfortunately fell through. The cue is still available.

Thanks,

R.S.
 
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