FS/FT 1992 Josswest with Ivory

cranegod1

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Let's have an offer, you never know what mood I'll be in.
4 point JW from 1992. The cue has 4 ebony points each with 4 veneers. All white is ivory including butt cap. The wrap is white with blue spec to match the veneers. Butt weighs in at 15.4 oz at 29 inches long. Shaft 1 is 12.9mm, 4.2 oz and 29 inches long. Shaft 2 is 13mm, 4.4 oz and 29 inches long. Cue has some dings from playing. It is in good overall condition. If the buyer feels the cue has been misrepresented and is less than good played condition I will refund completely. Asking $2,200 or looking for trades of equal value. Shawn
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This is one of the nicest cues I have ever hit with someone will get a great playing cue here.
 
Just wondering if the joint is the same as a Schon? Is it considered piloted?
I looked on Seybert's website for Predators for your cue and the one that looks right is the 5/16/x14 Schon.
Thanks
 
I believe that the JW thread pitch (acme thread) is slightly different than the Schon. Maybe someone could weigh in on this. Shawn
 
cranegod1 said:
I believe that the JW thread pitch (acme thread) is slightly different than the Schon. Maybe someone could weigh in on this. Shawn
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I believe the ACME thread has sqaure edges on the pin where a standard 5/16-14 has round edges. A standard 5/16-14 pin predator shaft will not work with this cue. There are past posts out there that discuss this pin. I believe Mike Webb has made shafts out of the predator blanks to make this pin work.

Looks like a great playing cue. I bet it hits good.
 
Only ERO's said:
I believe the ACME thread has sqaure edges on the pin where a standard 5/16-14 has round edges. A standard 5/16-14 pin predator shaft will not work with this cue. There are past posts out there that discuss this pin. I believe Mike Webb has made shafts out of the predator blanks to make this pin work.

Looks like a great playing cue. I bet it hits good.
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it plays ok. lol
 
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