=====> FS: Brand New J&J Jump/Breaks, lots to choose from. <=====

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dooziexx

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Just received some new J&J Jump/Breaks for sale. Heres what I have.

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Birdseye Maple with Palm Wood handle and points. Available in
Black ferrule with phenolic tip - 5 instock; Weights available: 5@20oz
Price is $65 Shipped with Free Joint Protectors


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Brownish stained Birdseye Maple. Available in
Black ferrule with phenolic tip - 7 instock; Weight available: 3@19.5oz 4@20oz
Price is $65 Shipped with Free Joint Protectors


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Plain Birdseye Maple. Available in
Black ferrule with phenolic tip - 4 instock; Weights available: 4@19oz
Price is $65 Shipped with Free Joint Protectors


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Birdseye maple forearm with 4 ebony butterfly points, each with a maple and ebony butterfly veneers. Available in
Black ferrule with phenolic tip - 1 instock; Weight available: 1@20oz
Price is $65 Shipped with Free Joint Protectors


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Kaiser Jump/break cue. Birdseye maple forearm with 4 rosewood points and
handle. Quick release joint at the base of the points. This cue features a
black ferrule with phenolic tip, wooden shaft joint and a slightly thicker
shaft taper which delivers a more powerful break and makes it easier to jump.
3 instock; Weights available: 3@20oz
Price is $70 Shipped with Free Joint Protectors


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Panther Jump/break cue. Birdseye maple forearm with 4 cocobolo points
and handle. Quick release joint at the base of the points with double silver
rings.This cue features a brown ferrule with brown phenolic tip, wooden
shaft joint and a slightly thicker shaft taper which delivers a more powerful
break and makes it easier to jump.
5 instock; Weights available: 2@19oz 3@19.5oz
Price is $80 Shipped with Free Joint Protectors


If you have questions, please PM me or email me at erik@erikleecues.com. Send Paypal payments to erik@erikleecues.com.
 
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What's the advantage, if any, of the wooden shaft joint on the Kaiser and Panther? And does the shaft still fit into most cases with the threaded wood pin on it?
 
cuetrip said:
What's the advantage, if any, of the wooden shaft joint on the Kaiser and Panther? And does the shaft still fit into most cases with the threaded wood pin on it?
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I've used both the Kaiser and J&J and imo, the kaiser is stiffer than the J&Js. Not sure if that has something to do with the shaft taper or kind of pin.

The shaft does fit in my 2x4 porper but its very tight fit and it sticks out alittle but Im still able to zip the top cover entirely. I had a customer that returned the kaiser because it didnt fit into his whitten case.
 
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