Ned Morris 8 pointer wrapless Gorgeous!

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the diesel

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CUE IS SOLD!I have for sale a mint wrapless Ned Morris 8 pointer. The cue has ebony forearm and buttsleeve with very nice figured paduak handle and points. The cue is absolutely gorgeous! I recently traded my Sugartree to Trav D for this cue and the Morris was unchalked. Trav is a well respected az member and said he paid SOLD for this cue new from Ned and that was with a discount as he bought several at one time. Ned's cues are referred to often as "players delight" cues because they play so well. I will take SOLD for this cue. Trades are considered but must be higher. I would also trade for a real nice Jack Justis case in mint condition. Thanks
Specs are:
Pin=3/8x10
Butt=29 inches long. Weighs 15.6oz.
Shaft#1=29 inches long. Weighs 3.8oz. Tip diameter=13.04mm
Shaft#2=30 inches long. Weighs 3.95oz. Tip diameter=13.11mm
Total weight= 19.4 with shaft #1 and 19.55 with shaft #2
Balance point is foward balanced at 19.5 inches! with either shaft from the end of the buttcap:D.Real nice!Makes the cue feel lighter
Shafts has slight taper rolls but does not effect play whatsoever. Cue plays extremely good! john-davis 274.jpg

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crocdoc said:
Is the cue signed? Why are you selling it?
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Yes it is signed. Im selling it because I am always wanting to try something else out. I have a terrible addiction to pool cues and cases. The Sugartree, I traded for this Ned Morris cue also played great. It wasn't that I didn't like the Sugartree, I just wanted to try something different. I sold a friend a Lambros about a month ago that played lights out. I recently sold here on az, a Murray Tucker, Wayne Holmes, Dave Bollman and a southwest shaft on a solid purpleheart butt. All great players, but I am always looking something different to try out. Maybe I need to seek professional help but it is what it is. I will tell you this for sure, this Ned Morris plays as well as any of the cues mentioned above. Thanks
 
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