CM98 Full Splice Cue for $200 Shipped!!

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Custom 3/8-10 CM98 full splice cue with CM360 shaft:

Butt: 15.80oz, 3/8-10, Stainless Steel Collar, Leather wrap
Shaft: 3.82oz, 13.02mm, Hard Molavia
Straight and solid!!

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Cuemaster98 said:
Only $200 Shipped Reduced

Custom 3/8-10 CM98 full splice cue with CM360 shaft:

Butt: 15.80oz, 3/8-10, Stainless Steel Collar, Leather wrap
Shaft: 3.82oz, 13.02mm, Hard Molavia
Straight and solid!!

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duc what is the cm360 shaft you have some nice cues aj
 
Bought one not too long ago.

These cues hit great, and definitely looks better than your traditional sneaky pete! You won't be disappointed
 
hi duc what is the cm360 shaft everybody seems very happy but is it low deflection or just a good shaft thanks aj
 
Yes, the cue has a 2oz weight bolt in it (about 3" long). The bolt is a standard hex bolt that you can get from Home Depot. So if you have the right socket, you should be able to easily adjust the weight yourself.


obr said:
does the cue have a weight bolt?
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CM360 shaft:

If you see in the picture, all my custom CM360 shaft has no ferrule and it done on purpose to achieve a natural 360 degree low deflection qaulity that will provide you with a crisp and amazing hit from a natural one piece shaft. They fact that no ferrule are used means that the harmonic of the hit is 100% transfer from the tip of the cue through the gain line down to the joint.

In my experience will all high end cues, there are two major factors affect the hit of the cue, tip and quality of the shaft wood. The tip I've decided on using on all of my CM360 shaft is a hard Molavia, it's one of the best tip on the market IMO and the quality of the Molavia layered tip in itself act a mini ferrule along with the quality of the wood make for a deadly combination. If you notice, all my CM360 shafts have grain line that travel straight from the tip to the collar of the shaft. Each shaft dowel are weighted and hand picked to ensure that certain stringent criteria are met before they can become a CM360 shaft. Good quality shaft are worth their weight in gold and it's a cue builders life line. I believe my quality of shafts are up their with the best in the industry as I have some of best cues in the market and understand the selection criteria that would produce an awesome playing cue. When you have a full splice cue with a CM360 shaft, it make for a deadly combo that will deliver on playability which is the main objective of any quality playing cue. I have these full splice conversion priced very competitive and you'll be hard press to find any better playing cue for the money.

Regards,
Duc.


joneser said:
hi duc what is the cm360 shaft everybody seems very happy but is it low deflection or just a good shaft thanks aj
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The cue is a full splice so this mean under the wrap the wood is one piece that extend up to the points.
 
hi duc
i see everyone that buys one likes them look like a great cue combo I just bought myself a little present so cant afford anything right now but hopefully soon thanks aj
 
No problem, thanks for the comment. This one may be sold over sea, just working out on shipping. Should be gone soon....I only have a few of these cue left. Will posting a few more this weekend. Up to the top.


joneser said:
hi duc
i see everyone that buys one likes them look like a great cue combo I just bought myself a little present so cant afford anything right now but hopefully soon thanks aj
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Cuemaster98 said:
CM360 shaft:

If you see in the picture, all my custom CM360 shaft has no ferrule and it done on purpose to achieve a natural 360 degree low deflection qaulity that will provide you with a crisp and amazing hit from a natural one piece shaft. They fact that no ferrule are used means that the harmonic of the hit is 100% transfer from the tip of the cue through the gain line down to the joint.

In my experience will all high end cues, there are two major factors affect the hit of the cue, tip and quality of the shaft wood. The tip I've decided on using on all of my CM360 shaft is a hard Molavia, it's one of the best tip on the market IMO and the quality of the Molavia layered tip in itself act a mini ferrule along with the quality of the wood make for a deadly combination. If you notice, all my CM360 shafts have grain line that travel straight from the tip to the collar of the shaft. Each shaft dowel are weighted and hand picked to ensure that certain stringent criteria are met before they can become a CM360 shaft. Good quality shaft are worth their weight in gold and it's a cue builders life line. I believe my quality of shafts are up their with the best in the industry as I have some of best cues in the market and understand the selection criteria that would produce an awesome playing cue. When you have a full splice cue with a CM360 shaft, it make for a deadly combo that will deliver on playability which is the main objective of any quality playing cue. I have these full splice conversion priced very competitive and you'll be hard press to find any better playing cue for the money.

Regards,
Duc.
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Same effect is with a Cog pin. No metal for the shock wave to reflect back up. Cue resonates all the way to the butt cap. These CM360's must feel real stiff on a Cog.
 
Cue is now SOLD.

Not sure but I think it would play very nice on a Cog cue. Those cue are super solid player.

Regards,
Duc.

Hungarian Nut said:
Same effect is with a Cog pin. No metal for the shock wave to reflect back up. Cue resonates all the way to the butt cap. These CM360's must feel real stiff on a Cog.
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