Help identifying a jump break cue

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I just received a jump break cue that has no name or logo on it. If someone could tell me if they know which cuemaker built this cue it would be very helpful. I was told it was a prototype of the early Sledgehammer, but the person who told me this is not very reliable. Everything below the joint is linen wrapped. Thanks for you help. Tom
 

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It looks like a 3/8-10 acme pin from the pics.

That could narrow it down some what.

Maybe Mike Gulyassy, but that's just a guess. I know he built a lot of jump breaks and used the acme pin.


Royce
 
RBC said:
It looks like a 3/8-10 acme pin from the pics.

That could narrow it down some what.

Maybe Mike Gulyassy, but that's just a guess. I know he built a lot of jump breaks and used the acme pin.


Royce
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I've seen a lot of pics on here of pins. That pin was never attached to a cue the time I've seen it on AZB. I have seen once in person. It was in a Dave Kikel cue.
 
Knowing that it might be a custom helps, I am thinking of putting a new wrap ($100) on it and didn't want to unless it was a custom or something more valuable then a cheap b/j cue. Thanks for all your help, I will try to pm Mike Gulayassi to see if is one of his. Tom
 
I would leave it as is. It looks like a nice linen wrap. If you like how it hits and feels, then no need to dump extra money into it.
 
The threads look just like an early Gullyassy that I have.....kind of a flattened out 3/10 pin that Mike had made.
 
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