FS: 2008 Darrin Hill full splice, Schon STL-3, Lucasi Big Beulah

SeanC

SeanC

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I am downsizing, so selling a few items that don't/won't get used much often. No trades please...

All prices are OBO.

Darrin Hill:

-Full splice.
-Highly figured cocobolo with high maple points.
-Green and black veneers.
-Triple pressed white w/ green spec Irish linen wrap.
-2 full 13mm shafts with very light play each (one has the stock, I think Triangle tip, the other has a new Kamui Black Soft).
-Aegis ferrules
-I don't know separate weights, but the cue is around 19.5oz. Has weight bolt, so it can be adjusted.
-3-8/10 brass pin, half joint.

Very stiff hitting cue, similar to Southwest. This cue is Darrin's first full-splice with veneers. Straight and true, very accurate stick and excellent workmanship...

Gone...

Schon STL-3:

$OLD

Lucasi Big Beulah:

$OLD

All of the above is straight, together or apart.
 
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Darrin Hill:

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Schon STL-3

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Lucasi Big Beulah:

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Changed the price on the Schon. It now includes a second shaft: A Predator 314-2 at 12.7mm and 4.4 oz, a monster, especially for a Predator. It has the correct insert for the Schon, hence no gaps. It is in excellent condition, no bumps, scratches, dents, dings, etc.

I will update with pictures tomorrow the latest. Thanks.
 
314^2 for Schon: (for sale with the Schon, or separately)...

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Schon STL-3 w/ the 314-2 is sold pending payment by Friday 9/16... Rest is still available...
 
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Bump for more offers on the Darrin Hill. You won't find a more solid hitting cue for three times the asking price :thumbup:
 
Very nice crisp hit and accurate play on the Darrin Hill. Very low deflection...
 
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