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Not a bad idea. I actually like the eliminator too with a hard tip. I just want to utilize this shaft if nobody wants it. It feels lonely sitting in my case not being used! LOL!

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bump for another price drop!!!

bump for a price drop!

Good thing I got the info, thanks for your help and others! I honestly haven't used any I shaft, so if this doesn't sell soon, I might get a butt for it and use it as a break cue! Thanks again!

UPDATE: Just got an email from the guy I got this shaft from and he contacted McDermott with the same inquiry. Here is what the McDermott Representative said: "Based on the shaft insert this appears to be an early generation i-1 shaft. We did use our standard length ferrule on these early...

Thanks! that helps a lot! But just to clarify, I thought this was an I1 shaft because it's red, not an I3.

Thanks twal! I really appreciate the info. I got this from a trade deal and I might be under a little bit but not so much. I don't think the guy I traded this from had any intentions of fooling anybody. maybe it's just ignorance no different than in my part. Fortunately, the buck stops here...

bump for some info bout this shaft!

Thanks thanks for pointing that out twal. I got this from a trade and this is the first time I have own an I shaft. Since you guys are knowledgeable on this shaft, do you guys think it's still an I shaft with a modified ferrule? Does it still have a value or am I better of keeping it? Thanks...

weekend bump!!!

Me too. Did the search and nada! I'll be interested in this $115 314-2 also!

friday morning bump...

friday morning bump...

I googled the phone number and it's for a guy named Jim that is connected with the River City Open. FYI.

I get the under on that for $10!!! :wink:

Don't have any use for this one anymore so here it is... Black collared, 5/16-18 joint with a 11.7 tip. Still has the original tip which is an Everest I believe. SOLD!!! shipped in the CONUS.

off to the bay..........

I don't know if this is hi-jacking the thread, if it is, I didn't meant to. I just have a question. Doesn't the conical taper require you to have a closer bridge to the object ball?

welcome back fish!!! let's hear the stories! there's gotta be some!!!