Anyone know who makes this cue ?

[iowa_player]

Just got this cue today it looks pretty nice and plays very well. It has a JP on the buttcapp anyone know anything about this cue?

Sorry for the poor pictures i am going to buy a better camera soon.

Thanks Larry

 

[krbsailing]

Pechauer

 

[Johnfan]

Jerry Pechaur (Spelling??)

Its a production cue but a nice one.

 

[iowa_player]

production cue ? Are you sure ? anyone know what its worth ? its in great shape.

 

[fjk]

cue ID

It's a Jerry Pechauer (production cue). These cues hit really nice, especially for the money. It's probably worth two hundred bucks if everything is straight.

 

[iowa_player]

200 bucks damn i was hoping it was worth a bit more than that i know i cant sell it for that.

 

[VonRhett]

Not only is it a PECHAUER, but it is the "JP" line, which is their, um, least expensive line.

You should be very pleased to get $200.00 out of it.

 

[jayman]

jp-7 $320 msrp in 1999

 

[krbsailing]

Blue Book, 3rd Edition......$265 @98%, $200 @ 90%, $130 @70%

Jerry makes a nice playing cue for the money

 

[iowa_player]

I just got back from the poolhall and this cue does play very nice i also stopped at wal-mart and got a 6 megapixel camera so i will be posting better picture of all my cues.

Thanks to everyone who has responded. Larry

 

[Bamacues]

buy a Blue Book

while it is not perfect in any sense of the word, if you are going to buy, sell, trade, etc cues, you have to have a Blue Book...it is a must. Only costs around $40. Go to www.bluebookinc.com and order the 3rd Edition of the Blue Book of Pool Cues.

 

[iowa_player]

Some new and ummm maybe better pictures

 

[iowa_player]

Thanks joe i will get a copy tommorow i know where i can get one right here in town and your right i do need one thanks again Larry

 

[guycrunch]

see if your new camera has a macro mode for the close-ups of the butt, it helps. and a tripod would be a big help along with some better lighting. there have been a few threads here on az about taking pictures of cues, they were a big help to me.

guy

 

[ChrisOnline]

while it is not perfect in any sense of the word, if you are going to buy, sell, trade, etc cues, you have to have a Blue Book...it is a must. Only costs around $40. Go to www.bluebookinc.com and order the 3rd Edition of the Blue Book of Pool Cues.

hey.. i am not interested in buying a whole blue book.. but if your willing to tear me out pages 12 to 221, i would be willing to send $15 your way!

lol.. no.. just kidding.. one of these days i will buy myself one of those...

chris

 

[iowa_player]

Thanks Chris I would sell you pages 12 to 221 for $16.50