SOLD PENDING PAYMENT....
I have 2 Steve Klapp conversions for sale. Nothing is wrong with these whatsoever. They are in mint condition. I am only selling them to both downsize my pool stuffs and I have some sexy butterfly cues in the works.
The Rosewood 26 1/2 comes with 2 of Steve's 140 year old growth shafts with micarta ferrules. 1 tip is a Milk Dud and the other is a Crown tip.
Anyone who has ever played with these shafts knows that its hard to beat them. I believe they sell for right around 180 apiece right now.
The pin is a 3/8-10.
The stacked metal ringwork is brass and silver.
There is a Hoppe ring with his symbol on it.
This cue weighs in right around 19oz.
I played roughly 20 racks at most with this cue. This is by far one of the most solid hitting cues I have ever shot with.
The White Oak Titlist is a break cue but all it takes to be a playing cue is to screw a playing shaft onto it and you are all set. It does come with 1 old growth shaft as well. The ferrule is brown phenolic with a samsara tip. Such a nasty combo for a break shaft.
The pin is a 3/8-10.
The stacked metal ringwork is brass and silver.
There is a Hoppe ring with his symbol on it.
Unsure of the exact weight but it is heavier than the 26 1/2 for sure.
The ring work and the stickers really do pull people from across the room to admire them. I speak from experience. hehehe
These 2 cues were converted at the same time to be a matching set and I would prefer to sell them as such. With the interchangeability of shafts to butts these cues really can be versatile for someone. You can put the playing shafts on either cue and the break shaft on either cue. I'm looking to get around $1300 for the set. I can't accept any trades at this time. Thanks for looking.
I have 2 Steve Klapp conversions for sale. Nothing is wrong with these whatsoever. They are in mint condition. I am only selling them to both downsize my pool stuffs and I have some sexy butterfly cues in the works.
The Rosewood 26 1/2 comes with 2 of Steve's 140 year old growth shafts with micarta ferrules. 1 tip is a Milk Dud and the other is a Crown tip.
Anyone who has ever played with these shafts knows that its hard to beat them. I believe they sell for right around 180 apiece right now.
The pin is a 3/8-10.
The stacked metal ringwork is brass and silver.
There is a Hoppe ring with his symbol on it.
This cue weighs in right around 19oz.
I played roughly 20 racks at most with this cue. This is by far one of the most solid hitting cues I have ever shot with.
The White Oak Titlist is a break cue but all it takes to be a playing cue is to screw a playing shaft onto it and you are all set. It does come with 1 old growth shaft as well. The ferrule is brown phenolic with a samsara tip. Such a nasty combo for a break shaft.
The pin is a 3/8-10.
The stacked metal ringwork is brass and silver.
There is a Hoppe ring with his symbol on it.
Unsure of the exact weight but it is heavier than the 26 1/2 for sure.
The ring work and the stickers really do pull people from across the room to admire them. I speak from experience. hehehe
These 2 cues were converted at the same time to be a matching set and I would prefer to sell them as such. With the interchangeability of shafts to butts these cues really can be versatile for someone. You can put the playing shafts on either cue and the break shaft on either cue. I'm looking to get around $1300 for the set. I can't accept any trades at this time. Thanks for looking.
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