Can you ID this Predator Cue?

[Killer_Kenny]

Just got this and I can't find anything like it on Predator's retired cues section.

I contacted Predator but haven't heard back from them. Thought I'd try here.

Anybody know what model this is?

 

[TheThaiger]

I think I saw that one in the for sale section a few days ago. I thought it was an Ikon 5 at first, but am now not so sure.

I wondered the same as you.

 

[TheNewSharkster]

my first thought was 2K5

 

[schonshooter]

By the looks of the retired cues on the Predator site it looks like a 3K7 in dark stain. I wasn't aware they made them in dark stain but they did to a light or dark option on some of their Limited Edition cues, so it could be possible.

Here is the link to the retired cues: http://predatorcues.com/predator_cues_retired_cues.php#3k

 

[Killer_Kenny]

3k7 is close

3k7 is close, but this cue has some extra inlays on the butt sleeve. You can look at pistol pat's pictures of the 3k7.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=252624&highlight=arthur

 

[schonshooter]

Good eye Killer. I am interested to know which model now? Prototype??

 

[windward]

Predator

I believe it's a 4K4. I have the exact cue and I got it brand new early 2005.

 

[windward]

predator

Sorry, upon further examination mine is slightly different. Probably around the same age though.

 

[Killer_Kenny]

Not 4K4 or 5K4

The 4K4 and the 5K4 are similar concepts, but there are far less inlays in those models.

 

[Killer_Kenny]

Prototype?

It's appears to be a fancier version of the 3K7. I assume it was a prototype that was not mass produced due to the cost. Still waiting to hear back from Predator.

 

[Killer_Kenny]

Probably a prototype

Predator says it's most likely one of their prototypes,but they don't keep records of the protypes they build so they can't give any details on this specific cue.