Anyone recognize maker ??
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The cue is on e bay for the past week. The owner is in Florida- cue apparently obtained at an estate sale. Cue and both shafts appear in new condition. I spoke with Martz cues in Florida- Tony Martzakis- it is NOT his cue. Cue shows stickers with shafts weights of 3,8 and 3,8 ounces. cue butt shows weight of 14.1 ounces- That is a total of only 17.9 ounces. It is not clear whether or not the cue has the possibility of adding or changing a weight bolt if one even exists on the cue as it stands today. If weight cannot be added then at least 90% of pool players looking to buy a cue do not want a cue less than 18 ounces. so THAT is also a key question that must be answered accurately to make the cue desirable to potential buyers.
Perhaps you are the guy listing this cue on e bay- with a BIN of $289? I did quite a bit of research and cannot find the maker. Someone here may know this cue maker's logo. I offered $200 on the cue - just to buy it on a flyer- the e bay owner refused my offer and the cue has now sat for the past week. Good Luck if this is your cue for sale-
Perhaps you are the guy listing this cue on e bay- with a BIN of $289? I did quite a bit of research and cannot find the maker. Someone here may know this cue maker's logo. I offered $200 on the cue - just to buy it on a flyer- the e bay owner refused my offer and the cue has now sat for the past week. Good Luck if this is your cue for sale-
I saw the ad & the thing that turned me off is it looks like a 5/16 18 pin flat & not many quality makers use this pin.just an observation.whats ur thoughts?The cue is on e bay for the past week. The owner is in Florida- cue apparently obtained at an estate sale. Cue and both shafts appear in new condition. I spoke with Martz cues in Florida- Tony Martzakis- it is NOT his cue. Cue shows stickers with shafts weights of 3,8 and 3,8 ounces. cue butt shows weight of 14.1 ounces- That is a total of only 17.9 ounces. It is not clear whether or not the cue has the possibility of adding or changing a weight bolt if one even exists on the cue as it stands today. If weight cannot be added then at least 90% of pool players looking to buy a cue do not want a cue less than 18 ounces. so THAT is also a key question that must be answered accurately to make the cue desirable to potential buyers.
Perhaps you are the guy listing this cue on e bay- with a BIN of $289? I did quite a bit of research and cannot find the maker. Someone here may know this cue maker's logo. I offered $200 on the cue - just to buy it on a flyer- the e bay owner refused my offer and the cue has now sat for the past week. Good Luck if this is your cue for sale-
Correct - that is a possible warning
On a positive note the fact if correct the shafts are equal weight is a sign the maker is conscientious or got lucky. Lol
Out of interest, why do they not use this pin? Thanks
Who knows. Meucci and Huebler were/are the main users of a 5/16x18 flat face. Very few others.
Rocky Tillis was adamant about using 5/16X18 and I believe Ernie Gutierrez used that pin a lot. I personally don’t have an issue with it.
Those are piloted usually not flat. Hueb and Meucci are the only cues(other than imports) i've seen that use the flat-face version.