Sorry to say that isnt a 360,and iam at work when i get home ill take so.e pics of a 360- a 360 has two sets of points and butterflies in the butt and the shaft has one set of points and butterflies in it.
The cue u have is in decent condition given its age and imo shouldnt be converted and ill explain why i dont think it should be.
1 a cue maker will charge you what it would cost to build an identicle cue,or close to it
2 if you convert it,then imo it would be like taking a pretty decent 1969 camaro z26 and having a car builder tear it apart and put a new camaro body on the old camaro frame. The car would be cool but why destroy a 69 z28?
On a side note even if you decide to chop it, which is a bad idea but if you do then ONLY HAVE A TOP CUE MAKER DO IT. Top cue maker means different things to different people but do so research first.
It seams like everyone that comes across a 100year old cue wants to convert it thinking theyre gunna make money on it or something. Just cyz u buy it on ebay for 0-200$ doeant mean that when its done itl be worth 5k. The market is FLOODED with conversions and only the super rare ones made by the likes of bill schick,ernie,drexler,gilbert stroud and a few others are desirable to someone who is going to shell out 2500-6k pn a converted cue. You average guy or collector isnt going to spend that much on a conversion compared to what else they could get into for the same price range.
The cue will be worth more on the future left alone as it is. Yeah it may be 50years down the road but if everyone chops up the remaining cues then the ones my uncle rick has will only go up un value.
Dont chop it, idk how many times ive talked with.guys that have had conversions made and they wish they hadnt,for the reasons stated above
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