Can Someone help this Dumba$$ out

BigDaddy

BigDaddy

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Hey all

I have a few cues, that I do not know what the pin sizes are so I can get some JP's for.

Can someone tell me how I find out what sizes I need?

Thanks:o
BigDaddy
 
What kind of cues are they and how old are they?

Also, measure the joint pin (should be around 1"), then measure how many threads there are per inch, then measure the diameter of the pin. A 3/8-10 joint pin is 3/8" diameter with 10 threads per inch.

Zim
 
Zims Rack said:
What kind of cues are they and how old are they?

Also, measure the joint pin (should be around 1"), then measure how many threads there are per inch, then measure the diameter of the pin. A 3/8-10 joint pin is 3/8" diameter with 10 threads per inch.

Zim
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I have an original Meucci sneaky pete - without the black stripe

and a J&J that I'm not sure of when it was made, but I do know that it's not a quick-release.
BigDaddy
 
BigDaddy said:
I have an original Meucci sneaky pete - without the black stripe

and a J&J that I'm not sure of when it was made, but I do know that it's not a quick-release.
BigDaddy
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I have J and J cue Joint protectors if you need them. Picture would help, or go their website, and give me the model number. http://www.jjcue.com
 
BigDaddy said:
I have an original Meucci sneaky pete - without the black stripe

and a J&J that I'm not sure of when it was made, but I do know that it's not a quick-release.
BigDaddy
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Both those cues use a 5/16X18 thread.

Dick
 
J&J has had a few different pins, there was a 3/8 pin in some of their SW style cues, while others had 5/16X18 or quick release like in the J/b cues. If It looks like the same size as the meucci then It's probably 5/16-18 also.

Greg
 
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