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boradriver

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Up forsale is my great James White sneaky pete with a amazing butterfly in the butt. I would rate this cue at 98% and not 100% because it is used but the only flaw I can find is a few small finish scratches just below the joint.
Asking price for this great cue is $800 plus shipping.

butt- 15.4
shaft 1-3.64 and measures 12.96
shaft 2-3.88 and measures 12.90
joint is 3/8x10 and the diameter is .842

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I use to own a White just like that one with the same veener colors and all.Only difference was mine was wood to wood joint.I must say it was the best cue I've ever owned.I'm sure this one plays just as well as the one I owned.Good luck on your sale.
 
sharpq said:
Is the Hoppe ring or joint or ferrules ivory?

Thanks
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correction one ferrule is Ivery one is not. The hoppe ring does not look to be ivory. Not 100% on the joint I will try and take it to my local cue maker and see if he can tell me but won't be able to do it until atleast monday.
 
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Do you know what material it is then? Efloryn? Phenolic? I'm mainly interested in the joint material
 
kingwang said:
Do you know what material it is then? Efloryn? Phenolic? I'm mainly interested in the joint material
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I'm not sure what the material is, I can take it to my local cue maker and see if he can tell but that would be the earliest Monday.
 
Is this a 3/8-10 joint pin? what diameter at the joint? I ask because I play with predator and would like to use a standard 314-2 predator with a 3/8-10 joint if I bought the cue.

beautiful cue.... looks like a great player...

Dudley
 
Dudley said:
Is this a 3/8-10 joint pin? what diameter at the joint? I ask because I play with predator and would like to use a standard 314-2 predator with a 3/8-10 joint if I bought the cue.

beautiful cue.... looks like a great player...

Dudley
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yes it is a 3/8x10 and the diameter is .842".
 
bump to the top still haven't been able to get to the local cue maker to find out what the joint is but I believe it to be ivorine.
 
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