Jerry Rauenzahn purpleheart fullsplice 2 bits!

[nick serdula]

Full splice and 50 year oldwood shaft! Holy Grape Ape! Pretty and a hard hiter too!

Nick

 

[SOULHASSORROW]

Great -R- nick, love the somewhat matching George case as well!!!

 

[nick serdula]

The cue was started over a year ago.

The blank stabalized for over a year. The cue jerks the rock around like a YoYo on a string. The Ivory ferrel and Hoppe ring were nice touches. Old School like me.
Thanks for a super suprise of a cue Mr. Jerry. Enjoy yours too!
Plays rock solid.
Nick

 

[Petros Andrikop]

"Simply" beautiful player!
Enjoy it!
Petros

 

[L.C.Hui]

Nice -R-
purpleheart makes me drool like crazy....

 

[genphideaux]

Great looking cue, guess I need to make a call....:thumbup:

 

[nick serdula]

I thought you would get a kick out if thisen.

Great looking cue, guess I need to make a call....:thumbup:

Ready for lessons? Getting where you don't miss yet!
Happy holidays,
Nick

 

[genphideaux]

Ready for lessons? Getting where you don't miss yet!
Happy holidays,
Nick

Lessons anytime, especially if I get to use this cue :thumbup:

Hitting ain't all it's cracked up to be

Happy holidays too you and yours

 

[genphideaux]

Forgot to ask which pin is that?

 

[nick serdula]

Big pin

Radial surgical maybe?
Nick

 

[gkloop]

for sale Nick?

 

[nick serdula]

Been talking to Big James?

You are welcome to call.
Nick 850-474-0628

 

[Mr Hoppe]

Is Jerry making fs blanks now, or is that a Prather, or Davis, etc?

 

[9BallKing]

!!!

Thats a pretty cue there

 

[nick serdula]

This is no Prather blank.

Is Jerry making fs blanks now, or is that a Prather, or Davis, etc?

This is no Davis blank. This construction technique is offered by Jerry at about a $300 premium to his short splice forearm cues. It would be more for the 6 or 8 ponters I am pretty sure.
This cue has a weight of 18.90 ozs and balances at 19 1/4 inches.
I can't believe no questions about the 2 bits.
It is FS # 25!
I don't think he will do more than maybe another 10. Finding old stock then stabilizing it is fully dependant on costumers finding the stuff for him in piles and asking for a cue. I feel lucky.
Happy holidays and thanks Steve,
Nick