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I have a wrapless Schon that retails for $1100 that I would trade? I am not good with pictures on this site, if you would like to see it, email fishermanoicur12@aol.com
LACthe3rd
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I sent you an email. Thanks.
tqdinh9715
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Why is it not radial?
midnightmark
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EASY ANSWER.
According to Jacoby website, they switched to Radial joint after 2015. PRIOR TO THAT THEY USED 5/16 X 14. ( I own two 5/16 x 14 cues)
Either joint you chose, Jacoby's are very fine hitting cues.
According to Jacoby website, they switched to Radial joint after 2015. PRIOR TO THAT THEY USED 5/16 X 14. ( I own two 5/16 x 14 cues)
Either joint you chose, Jacoby's are very fine hitting cues.
tqdinh9715
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Yeah i know they used 5/16x14 then switched to radial, this is 3/8x10 which i think is weird. Your answer doesn’t answer
midnightmark
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I believe Radial threading comes in several different sizes. (3/8 x8, 3/8 x 6 etc...) I believe 3/8 x 10 is a standard Radial size.
So this cue was ( probably) made POST-2015.
I could be wrong but this is my understanding.
LACthe3rd
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It was ordered that way from Jacoby cues. As mentioned above by Mark, Jacoby started out with 5/16-14 and eventually switched to Radial. That does not mean they do not make cues with other joint screws. You can order almost anything you from Jacoby as long as they have it.
midnightmark
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My apologies. In the Cue World, 3/8 x 8 would be standard RADIAL Pin. (I was thinking about McDermott when I wrote this thread.)
I contacted JACOBY and asked about this odd size pin and they said "this 3/8 x10 pin" looks like one of theirs. So this cue very well could have been a CUSTOM ORDER CUE.