Help Identify This cue.

Benjamin9669

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Not sure. No named cue?
 

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Given the notice-ables in the dbl.diamonds I be asking myself,
are those decals or are they painted-on?
The ring-work is nice, it's clean. It's common but this is a nice example.

It might be helpful for you to post a pic of the bumper end & possibly wght.blt.
Same for the other end, good pic of the jnt. & pin.
I'll hold-off guess for more detail.

KJ
 
Given the notice-ables in the dbl.diamonds I be asking myself,
are those decals or are they painted-on?
The ring-work is nice, it's clean. It's common but this is a nice example.

It might be helpful for you to post a pic of the bumper end & possibly wght.blt.
Same for the other end, good pic of the jnt. & pin.
I'll hold-off guess for more detail.

KJ

this help any?20131127_114156.jpg
 
in the first picture I see what appears to be a sock-covered foot.

the size of this foot, in relation to the cue, tells me that either the photo was taken at bigfoot's house or alternately, the cue is about 34" long. :eek:

so yes, maybe a picture of the joint-screw and one of the rest of the leg would help in id'ing this.

best,
brian kc
 
I thought it was going to be one of those sneaky's made from old predator second blanks when I opened it up. Think it was predator blanks that someone was selling on here, maybe it was another brand. Then I saw the butt, and I'm go with cheap imported cue.
 
All in all it's not a bad looking cue.
If it plays decent and has good feel to you,
does it really matter where it was made?
You must have known upfront that you weren't buying a Schon in disguise.
I do like the forearm and ring-work though, classic.
Had the ring-work of the butt-sleeve been duplicated at the joint,
the overall design would have had better 'flow'.

KJ
 
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