FS: Jim Pierce player
- Thread starter Bamacues
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No, it has a standard shaft of Jim's. The purchaser will get a second shaft direct from Jim, however, due to the small mineral mark on this shaft. You might be able to talk to him about making the second shaft a bowling alley wood shaft, but I don't know if he would charge a premium for that or not.
Joe
bump......
Osage wood (or Osage Orange wood) is an extremely durable wood that was used by American Indians to build bows. It is still used for that purpose, as well as for other uses such as in pool cues, etc. It is resistant to rot and decay, and has been used for fences that will last for decades without being damaged by rot, decay, and insect damage.
Joe
Osage wood (or Osage Orange wood) is an extremely durable wood that was used by American Indians to build bows. It is still used for that purpose, as well as for other uses such as in pool cues, etc. It is resistant to rot and decay, and has been used for fences that will last for decades without being damaged by rot, decay, and insect damage.
Joe
Mineral, schmineral. Love it! Perfect alignment aid!Great cue!
Yep...I have even known players who added aiming aids such as this one to their cues. Nature has done it on this one shaft.
Great playing cue at a great price.
Joe