Cue identification.

[TrxR]

Any idea what the cue in the middle is? It looks like it has some sort of quick release joint. The top is a Dufferin Snooker and the bottom is a Dufferin as well.

They are asking for 50 for all three.

 

[mikemosconi]

Are you looking for a playing cue? if so, I don't know what the middle cue is in terms of maker. Yet, for $50 all three, if you are looking for a good buy to resell them, yes you can make some money - Your $50 could return $200 or so on e bay auction.

 

[EddieBme]

Any idea what the cue in the middle is? It looks like it has some sort of quick release joint. The top is a Dufferin Snooker and the bottom is a Dufferin as well.

They are asking for 50 for all three.

Does the shaft have a name on it?

 

[TrxR]

Well thanks for the replies. They sold before I could get in touch with them.

 

[SBC]

Those cues are part of the Allottanuthin line.

 

[alstl]

I have one of those Dufferin wrapless cues with pin in the shaft. Great break cue and it rolls absolutely straight. A bargain at $10. The phenolic tip on my other break cue got messed up and I switched to the Dufferin. Dufferin is better than the phenolic.

 

[mikemosconi]

Both Dufferins have a pin in the shaft. The bottom one was their aluminum shaft pin and butt joint combo- good for breaking. the top duffer in the pin in shaft 5/16 18 with just a small insert in the butt- they played like a decent SP.

 

[TrxR]

I knew the dufferins as I've had one for years. It wasmthe middle cue I wasn't sure about as it looked like it had a quick release joint.