◇J Flowers S.M.O. Shaft◇ (New)

For sale.....
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Shaft:> J Flowers S.M.O. CF playing shaft
(New)
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Shaft length:>29"
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Weight:>3.80 oz
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Tip diameter:>11.8mm
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Tip :Taom Fusion medium
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Joint type:>Uni-loc Quick
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Joint diameter:> approximately 21.5mm
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Price:> $360 firm, shipping & paypal fees already included in the price .

The free shipping applies to the lower continental US states .

if outside of the US, buyer pays the
additional shipping fees.

I accept Paypal only...
$360 is the price which includes free shipping, & the pay pal fees for goods & services.
If you choose to use paypal friends & family , price is $350 free shipping
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Rolls straight on and off the pin.
Original case included, as well as the shaft sleeve , joint cover, & certificate of authenticity.

Only trades Im interested in at this time are a
J flowers smo shaft 11.8mm ,3/8x10 joint, or a Hsu 2.0 ,3/8x10 joint.

If interested please contact me via PM.

Thx for viewing...

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