Dufferin GPT-001 (wood screw)

[Arnu69]

Does anyone have information about the GPT-001 Dufferin pool cues? cue is a wood screw. Can someone tell how old cue is and where the price move in?

This is my dad's old cue and I'd be interested from cue history. I do not know where my father was once bought a stick, likely from Finland (Europe). I'm not sure.

 

[poolplayer2093]

Bro that cue looks fn great!!! i love the dark wood and that white joint against the dark wood really makes the wood joint pop.

where's the balance point? i bet it hits fn great!

 

[Realizm]

I have never seen one like that,,, Nice

 

[deanoc]

i like big screw cues
if you decide you don;t want to keep it
its really very nice
dean

 

[adam500]

That is very interesting never seen one like that before.

 

[Kobachi]

Did your father play 3 cushion? That short ferrule looks like a 3C shaft. Very nice, thanks for showing. I'm sure someone will chime in with more info.

 

[Arnu69]

Did your father play 3 cushion? That short ferrule looks like a 3C shaft. Very nice, thanks for showing. I'm sure someone will chime in with more info.

My father did not play a race, just a hobby. Cue is a fairly good condition and straight. Let's hope that someone recognizes the cue.

Thanks to all who responded to this.

 

[Arnu69]

I was playing pool cues, and it was really well-balanced and accurate shots. Fine cue to play. I did not see her first my post to mention that the cue tail is very heavy and tip light as a feather. Something to be this big weight difference?

 

[Sealegs50]

That short ferrule looks like a 3C shaft. QUOTE]

Wood threads on the shaft are a likely sign, too. I would guess the tip is <12 mm. The significance of the balance is beyond me. But not all 3C cues are built alike.

A link to a master 3C cue builder.
http://www.caromcues.com/difference.htm