Sold F/S Wrapless Full Splice Billy Teeter Purple Heart Player W/ Tom Migliore Kielwood Shaft, Immaculate!!

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John Oxygen said:
Last fall Billy Teeter, Bay area cue maker, built me a butt from a 40+ year old Brunswick purple heart house cue, that he had for decades, from his old poolroom and three bars in the Bay area. I then had Tom Migliore on the east coast build me a kielwood shaft to match the purple heart butt. The results were nothing less than a "perfect" hitting cue with an 18.5 " balance point. Great playability!

For those who don't know Tom Migliore (T & F Lathe Works) Tom is a master machinist who supplies 75-80% of cue makers in the country with mandrels for their lathes, pins and joints as well as other hard parts, joint protectors, carbon cue extensions that all of the billiard supply and online stores sell. He also makes a small select amount of cues under the name "TNS" each year.

The reason I'm selling is because I just can't play with the traditional pro taper whether it be carbon fiber, maple or kielwood. Trust me I've spent the money and tried. So I bought back my old Diveney Cocobolo Kielwood w/short conical taper cue. I'll let the pics speak for themselves. Sell for $895 Shipped/Insured CONUS, PayPal. A.P. Steve

Here are the specs:

Full Splice Purple Heart Butt: 29 " Radial pin, Collar thickness: 0.3125" Diameter: end of butt cap: 1.20.6" "slim butt" white hoppe ring. Butt weight: 14.93 oz.

Kielwood Shaft: 29.25" Radial, Collar thickness: 0.3125" 12.63 mm. Ferrule length: .25" melamine w/ insert pad, Tip: Zan hybrid max, shaft weight: 3.78 oz.

Cue weight together: 18.71 oz. Balance point: 18.5" Cue is a 9.7-10 grade.
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Hi,

i just had this cue in my shop. It is owned by Airport Steve and it is in 95%+ condition as he really takes care of his stuff to a fault.

I just clay barred buffed the shaft and butt.

The PH butt and the Kielwood shaft combo is a monster player with this cue.

If you are looking for a great playing under 1000 bucks. This is it.

Rick
Esoteric Cue
 
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