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I know this is older, but Superior shafts that have the superior stamp on them, they came out of Billiards N Bagels in Gresham/Portland area. Jim Oswald would send the blanks to various cue makers and Jim had a metal stamp to stamp the shafts when they came back. I have no idea what other...

Granted, I haven’t really been active on here for a number of years, but I have noticed a change in the overall atmosphere on AZB. I feel that some of the sub forums need two categories. Those who remember Eddie Wheat and those that do not could be a deciding factor for entry. I remember...

I have an old Dufferin with the same joint and I can confirm that they do fit. A friend had an OB shaft taped for a Pechauer speed joint, or whatever it is called, and it fit my cue perfectly. Played great too.

I have a McDermott lucky plain maple butt, though I’m sure with shipping it’s not worth the hassle.

I can’t help you, but I picked up a model 5 a few years ago and they are my favorite Adam made cues. Something about that big pin and the wood they use or the way they dry it.

Micarta. I just realized my phone auto corrected it.

For those of you that have a Runde cue with a micarta joint, can you measure it for me? I’m assuming it is .845 or .85.

Shaft is not from the blank, 1.5” ivory ferrule.

I think a lot of hit has to do with availability. The first real pool hall I went to as a teenager had quite a selection of Viking, Joss, McDermott and some customers cues. My first cue in 1991 was a Viking PJ that was $140 give or take. Cousins Custom Cues were the nicer ones I recall from...

I have been out of the loop on pricing for maybe a decade. What is the going rate for a Tim Padgett sneaky? He ID’d the sneaky as one of his in an old AZB post of mine many years ago.

About 3/4 the way down in this post, there is a scan of an ad for Tyler cues. The cue on the left looks like it has the same joint. Tyler cue post

Could also be a Tyler out of Canada. Collab between Falcon(Ernie Chen) and Joss(Dan Janes).

Points look too wide to be Runde, IMHO.

Brown stitch should place it as an S series which predates the R series.

I just picked this up at a pawnshop in Northern Idaho. The signature kinda looks like is says Gracio. It definitely starts with a cursive G. Large brass 3/8x 11 pin with a dimple. The buttcap and joint ring almost looks like it was made with carbon fiber. The shaft collar is not the same...

I have the same model F. Very solid hitting cue. That’s super cool to see a guy with e same cue for 50 plus years.

I think those were made by Adam if I recall correctly.

No idea. I can’t seem to find another one with the same wedge inlay. I feel like the inlay materials and the joint are the same, so I would think it is stock. It does have a rather lovely nose on the 5/16x18 pin.

Here are some better pics of the joint and the ferrules. Everything looks right for a stock shaft from 93 to me. One thing I just thought of, there was a great shop here in Gresham, Billiards N Bagels years ago. Jim Oswald had an impressive selection, upwards of 50 different cue makers cues...

So you are saying this is a CX?