Hi, Everyone.
One recent cue purchase and my eyes another have prompted me to list this cue to see if there is any interest. This is a beautiful wrapless Richard Chudy cue in near new condition. Only a few very minor, shallow marks from regular play, would distinguish this from a brand new butt. The weight when I acquired it was 19.4 ounces, with two Chudy shafts. Unfortunately, I no longer have the original shafts and, while deciding what to do about it, purchased a 3/8x10 Predator 314-2 shaft with silver ring to use. Predators aren't really my thing so, rather than have the shafts replaced, I would like to try and sell it as is and use the money towards another purchase. Everything white on this cue is ivory and the ring work is silver stitching. The shaft has been used for, maybe, five hours but is very clean and smooth and had a new Moori medium installed when I ordered it. There is no thread protector for the shaft, but it comes in a nylon sleeve for protection.
The cue had a listed price of 4450.00 new. Mr. Chudy quoted me 600.00 to replace the ivory-ferruled shafts. I am very aware the loss of the original shafts will reduce the market value of this cue, but they can be readily replaced by the new owner for the above price, making this an opportunity to get a fancy custom cue for a very good price. I have no set price in mind, given the shaft situation, but am open to reasonable offers.
Thank you for looking.
Ryan
One recent cue purchase and my eyes another have prompted me to list this cue to see if there is any interest. This is a beautiful wrapless Richard Chudy cue in near new condition. Only a few very minor, shallow marks from regular play, would distinguish this from a brand new butt. The weight when I acquired it was 19.4 ounces, with two Chudy shafts. Unfortunately, I no longer have the original shafts and, while deciding what to do about it, purchased a 3/8x10 Predator 314-2 shaft with silver ring to use. Predators aren't really my thing so, rather than have the shafts replaced, I would like to try and sell it as is and use the money towards another purchase. Everything white on this cue is ivory and the ring work is silver stitching. The shaft has been used for, maybe, five hours but is very clean and smooth and had a new Moori medium installed when I ordered it. There is no thread protector for the shaft, but it comes in a nylon sleeve for protection.
The cue had a listed price of 4450.00 new. Mr. Chudy quoted me 600.00 to replace the ivory-ferruled shafts. I am very aware the loss of the original shafts will reduce the market value of this cue, but they can be readily replaced by the new owner for the above price, making this an opportunity to get a fancy custom cue for a very good price. I have no set price in mind, given the shaft situation, but am open to reasonable offers.
Thank you for looking.
Ryan
