blackwidows BLACKWIDOWS Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #1 The shaft is 29-1/2" long it has an 'S' stamped on the pilot. Any Ideas?
ChrisOnline 4 8 15 16 23 42 Silver Member Dec 10, 2013 #3 deffinatly NOT a searing shaft.. if you look at the S they used the little ends on the top and the bottom of the s.. chris
deffinatly NOT a searing shaft.. if you look at the S they used the little ends on the top and the bottom of the s.. chris
ideologist I don't never exaggerate Silver Member Dec 10, 2013 #4 ChrisOnline said: deffinatly NOT a searing shaft.. if you look at the S they used the little ends on the top and the bottom of the s.. chris Click to expand... serif, those are called Searing is sans serif I'll stop being a nerd now.
ChrisOnline said: deffinatly NOT a searing shaft.. if you look at the S they used the little ends on the top and the bottom of the s.. chris Click to expand... serif, those are called Searing is sans serif I'll stop being a nerd now.
Lexicologist71 Rabid Schuler fanatic Silver Member Dec 18, 2013 #5 It is definitely not Schuler. The sides would be smooth. It would measure .440" diameter and about .32" long. The joint collar is also too long.
It is definitely not Schuler. The sides would be smooth. It would measure .440" diameter and about .32" long. The joint collar is also too long.
Ratta Hearing the balls..... Silver Member Dec 19, 2013 #6 couldn t this be one of those *buffaloe double-joints* ? To me (from this photo) i remember that i ve seen these type of joints only on Buffaloe cues in the 90 s.
couldn t this be one of those *buffaloe double-joints* ? To me (from this photo) i remember that i ve seen these type of joints only on Buffaloe cues in the 90 s.