FS/FT: Predator SE-11 w/ Ivory Joint

HarleyKR07

HarleyKR07

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Sorry for the fuzzy pics.....This is the Mezz edition # 38 of 100. The previous owner had a radial pin ivory joint put on the cue. Cue has one ding in the finish of first pic. It comes with a 314 shaft with a kamui medium on it and a slight taper roll about the thickness of a credit card. Butt weighs 16.5oz and the shaft is 3.5oz.

Cash price is $sold conus...trades will be a little more.




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:thumbup:Very nice cue.

Do you know why the joint was changed? Can the weight be reduced. I mean the weight of the butt is without weight bolt or with it?
Straight?togather and apart?

Will you accept trade?
 
Monto P2 said:
:thumbup:Very nice cue.

Do you know why the joint was changed? Can the weight be reduced. I mean the weight of the butt is without weight bolt or with it?
Straight?togather and apart?

Will you accept trade?
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Always accept trades! I have no clue why the joint was changed. Maybe someone liked the cue but preferred big pinned cues? The plug is a pain to get off without a lot of force so I don't want to try and mess it up. There must be a weight bolt to be a 16.5oz monster, Cue is straight!
 
Predator SE 11

I just bought one of these last week with the standard Uniloc Joint.

FYI the cue is made in partnership with Mezz and uses their THREADED rubber bumper. It doesn't pull straight out.

At that butt weight it may have a weight in it, but possibly not. Mine felt like it was 20 ounces with the shaft which is too heavy for me. With the weight bolt out it's still over 18 I'm sure, probably 18.5 I bet. The Ebony must be a heavy wood.

It looks good with the white collar. The inlays on these cues are very sleek and impressive. Good luck with your sale.
 
i know the answer to the radial pin part. the original owner likes radial pins more and the conversion was done my troy downey. shot with the cue and the small ding is very small i mean small. hope that helps
 
andywho said:
i know the answer to the radial pin part. the original owner likes radial pins more and the conversion was done my troy downey. shot with the cue and the small ding is very small i mean small. hope that helps
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I remember there was a discussion about this conversion awhile ago ... it's interesting.

Jasmin Ouschan play with this model ...

See what's in her case .. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dHEe13OVgA
 
I have seen this cue in person, and it is a gorgeous cue. In my opinion, the ivory joint really sets this cue off. With the ivory joint and big pin, this cue will have a much crisper hit and lots more feedback, IMO. Those of you who play with ivory jointed cues know the difference that the addition would make.

These cues sold for $1500-1600 new, and sold out quickly. It had to cost $200-300 to add an ivory joint. For $725, this is stealing.

Joe
 
Bamacues said:
I have seen this cue in person, and it is a gorgeous cue. In my opinion, the ivory joint really sets this cue off. With the ivory joint and big pin, this cue will have a much crisper hit and lots more feedback, IMO. Those of you who play with ivory jointed cues know the difference that the addition would make.

These cues sold for $1500-1600 new, and sold out quickly. It had to cost $200-300 to add an ivory joint. For $725, this is stealing.

Joe
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Yup and someone just stole it!
 
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