What pin is this

[Angus]

Can someone please tell me what pin this is?

 

[epoxypop]

Who is the cue maker or where did the cue come from? You might have to get a gauge and check it

 

[Sheldon]

Looks to be 3/8-10. 3/8 being the diameter and 10 being the number of threads per inch.
Is it sticking out a little over an inch? I'm counting 11 threads visible.

 

[PracticeChampion]

Guess 3/8x10 but there others similar. How many threads per inch

 

[epoxypop]

Looks to be 3/8-10. 3/8 being the diameter and 10 being the number of threads per inch.
Is it sticking out a little over an inch? I'm counting 11 threads visible.

What's the possibility it's not 3/8-11 I made this mistake before, it turned out to be 3/8-11 When i guessed it at 3/8-10 that cost me , sometime to get what i needed to make it right The only way i new for sure was you try a 3/8-10 pin, then a tap , then the thread gauge lol Also, it's hard to judge anything from one picture, could be the angle that makes the pin look longer.
Hey Op share some measurements info on cue, maybe just length of pin or where the cue came from, maker etc.

 

[JasonATX]

I think that's 3/8x8 but threaded all the way. I had a Palmer cue like that not too long ago.

 

[Mike Rys]

If you download the Thread Pitch application to your phone, you can use it to measure the thread pitch. It's accurate enough to determine whether it's 3/8-10 or 3/8-11.

 

[Angus]

It's a Sherm Adamson cue, pics are from it being listed for sale . Was hoping someone could tell by the pic since the owner has no idea

 

[Sheldon]

Now that I see this, the pin does look a little smaller than 3/8. Here's what Perplexity AI says: