McDaniel True Sneaky

[dpaulnot]

Only one I have seen like this , but am told there were a few made..
Bill McDaniels true sneaky from the 1990's... I bought this off of ebay
and it wasn't until it arrived that I knew the Buttend had been damaged.
Decided to fix the problem and had a McDaniels style Buttcap added.
I believe it was solid wood originally. This cue has a few dings and imperfections, but rolls perfectly straight on the table and on the rail.

Butt: Purpleheart into Maple, 14.4oz, 5/16-14 piloted joint with brass
fitting, 29 1/8 inches, logos between each point.
Original shaft: 4.0oz, 29 inches, 12.7mm with new Sniper tip. Tight grain with a stiff hit.
Mike Pancerny shaft: this fits the cue perfectly, 3.8oz, 29 inches , 12.8mm,
solid playing with a less stiff hit.

Also have a Tiger Ultra X that has been custom fitted to this cue, 29 1/4 inches and 12.75mm.

Asking SOLD , shipped and insured with 2 shafts, Priority 2day mail.. buyer pays fees.
add $125 if you want the Tiger shaft... David

 

[$TAKE HOR$E]

I'm not one to play the "wish I would have seen this earlier, or someone buy this before I do" but I will say this is probably the best deal on here right now...period. Straight and perfect shaft sizes and at a price that is below any I've ever seen. I paid more for mine with one shaft and at a much smaller diameter. I looked for 2 years before I found mine, on scone thought if someone doesn't buy this there's a good chance I might

 

[spktur]

Back around 1980 Bill made some truly sneaky Petes I had him make this one in 83. They were totally unmarked and just looked like a two piece house cue except for the tapers in shaping the cues. He called the arrangement a rocking chair taper. They play really good and have that nice McDaniel feel