Check out my new Schon R15!!!

[atthecat]

The person I bought it from said it was 20+ years old but the points aren't sharp. Could the age be different for this model?
It's the best feeling cue I've EVER played with!

 

[justin.powell]

Nice cue you got there.

 

[atthecat]

I'm lovin it Justin. I see you're way into Schons as well.

 

[KOINNKID]

I would date your cue to be around 1990 or after. With newer shafts that are not original to the cue.

 

[atthecat]

Thanks KOINNKID, that sounds about right. I got the cue for $610, so I knew it wasn't an early 80's.

 

[atthecat]

bump...........

 

[atthecat]

bumping up.......

 

[TATE]

Like Troy said, Schon started using inlaid points (pantograph) in the late 1980's. The first models were duplicates of the r-series flyer and were, in fact, still referred to as R models.

Chris

 

[atthecat]

Thanks Chris. It's nice to hear from people that know what they're talking about.

 

[atthecat]

bump................

 

[atthecat]

bump..............

 

[Snapshot9]

I think

you got a good buy. Nice cue, but I would get some different JP's though.

And maybe think about a dark green lizard wrap later on ...

 

[atthecat]

Evan Clark said the cue was made in 87' or 88'. The shafts aren't original.

 

[johntaggz88]

Wow, very nice Schon you got there.

 

[atthecat]

Thanks John. It really has knocked my game up a notch.

 

[Matt_24]

One of my favorites.

 

[Cornerman]

The person I bought it from said it was 20+ years old but the points aren't sharp. Could the age be different for this model?

This is from the line of cues that's approximately 20 years old, when Johnny Archer first signed on with Schon Cues.

So, yes, round points on 20 year old Schons.

Fred