Cue butt weight

PracticeChampion said:
Is it feasible to add weight under the pin rather than to the butt, I'd rather have it a bit weight forwarded
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I ideal situation is to have a longer joint screw because if you or if you sell it and someone wants to reverse it, it's a Royal pain in the ass!
How much weight??
Options
Full Stainless joint,
5/8x11 or 5/8x18
Or 3/4x16.
 
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I should of added the entire butt is light. Trying to add about 3/4 oz without getting it rear heavy so was considering putting the weight in the forearm
 
PracticeChampion said:
Where you find those at? I've seen screw on's but not press on
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Looks like it was discontinued.
What they have now is
Sterling silver
1" L x .750 i.d. x .875 o.d.
You have to taper your own.
Maybe someone on here has an old stock they could sell you. I believe they were made by uni loc back in the day.
 
Michael Webb said:
Looks like it was discontinued.
What they have now is
Sterling silver
1" L x .750 i.d. x .875 o.d.
You have to taper your own.
Maybe someone on here has an old stock they could sell you. I believe they were made by uni loc back in the day.
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Old stock be great but i can taper it if needed 👍
 
Another possibly is to change the weight bolt In the rear. With possibly weight and or material. But that can mess with the overall weight, plus i don't know how much the balance point can be shifted buy doing this.
 
Zerksies said:
Another possibly is to change the weight bolt In the rear. With possibly weight and or material. But that can mess with the overall weight, plus i don't know how much the balance point can be shifted buy doing this.
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That's why I wanted it in the front. It would definitely get rear heavy if I added there
 
Pre-tapered polished stainless joint sleeves .85" - .864", .755" ID, weight .6oz are available from a major supplier.

.842" - .853" are also available. I didn't have any of those to weigh but I'm sure it's close to the other in weight.
 
PracticeChampion said:
Brass radial pin at that, so pretty well maxed in pin weight.
Sleeve is a great ideal but not really gonna match the cue real well
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Well, then do a stainless joint and put whatever you want over it to match the cue. It's work but a definate option.
 

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