ID cue help

Goosekeeper

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Can anyone identify this cue? Much appreciated!
 

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most cheap dufferins do hit well so if you steam and sand the dings out of it you can have a good bar cue you leave in your car and dont care about..
 
I've seen that type sell from $50-$75+ on eBay depending on condition. I'd send to a cuemaker get new shaft refinish and add butt cap.
 
you really cant sell it with the big dings in the shaft. you have to do the work to get them out. then as said if it comes out nice around 75 bucks if someone happens to want it.
they are not in big demand, but some league players might as its in their budget.

still a perfect bar cue.
 
The old made in Canada Dufferins with the pin in the shaft always hit like a mule. Love those cues, especially the phantom.
 
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