SOLD, thanks everyone.
Putting this up for sale to help out a family of a close friend that passed away over the weekend. We were buddies for about 30 years, learned to shoot pool together so a sad reason to sell but I'm happy to let it go for a good cause. Have not used this cue in a while and it's better served to help someone out than to sit in a case. It's the sweetest hit feel I have had in a cue, with any shaft I tried with it, but I have a few cues from a local maker and a bunch of radial pin shafts I play with now.
3/8 x 10 pin
29" butt
Two 30" shafts, one shaft that is a bit under 30.
Shafts are under 13 mm, 12.5 mm range, I can't find my calipers to measure exactly (I am guessing my son has them), the shorter shaft is skinnier than the rest, I would guess a bit over 12 mm with how it feels comparing to my other shafts.
15.09 oz butt
4.12, 3.98, 3.45 oz for the shafts.
I would say the butt is 95%, a few small dings. New wrap and a polish done by Mike Webb a few years ago which I think looks perfect with the wood colors.
The olivewood points are super sharp, they pretty much disappear into the cocobolo at the ends.
3 original shafts, the length and ferrules on them vary, I am guessing the original owner wanted a few different things.
Two of the shafts have a few dings, one is very smooth. One of the shafts has 3 dings, with two near the ferrule area, I would say that is the worst one since the dings are right near the area where the stroke happens.
All pictures are in the link here https://photos.app.goo.gl/wnTpgmfDQCP3c8LD6
Putting this up for sale to help out a family of a close friend that passed away over the weekend. We were buddies for about 30 years, learned to shoot pool together so a sad reason to sell but I'm happy to let it go for a good cause. Have not used this cue in a while and it's better served to help someone out than to sit in a case. It's the sweetest hit feel I have had in a cue, with any shaft I tried with it, but I have a few cues from a local maker and a bunch of radial pin shafts I play with now.
3/8 x 10 pin
29" butt
Two 30" shafts, one shaft that is a bit under 30.
Shafts are under 13 mm, 12.5 mm range, I can't find my calipers to measure exactly (I am guessing my son has them), the shorter shaft is skinnier than the rest, I would guess a bit over 12 mm with how it feels comparing to my other shafts.
15.09 oz butt
4.12, 3.98, 3.45 oz for the shafts.
I would say the butt is 95%, a few small dings. New wrap and a polish done by Mike Webb a few years ago which I think looks perfect with the wood colors.
The olivewood points are super sharp, they pretty much disappear into the cocobolo at the ends.
3 original shafts, the length and ferrules on them vary, I am guessing the original owner wanted a few different things.
Two of the shafts have a few dings, one is very smooth. One of the shafts has 3 dings, with two near the ferrule area, I would say that is the worst one since the dings are right near the area where the stroke happens.
All pictures are in the link here https://photos.app.goo.gl/wnTpgmfDQCP3c8LD6
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