Need help identifying a cue..

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Hello everyone. I've been playing pool for the last few years, in tournaments and league here and there, and i have a question. I have a Stealth cue that i can't find any information about online. The only ones im seeing are the new ones that have the "dooley handle" or whatever, and they dont look anywhere near mine. I've looked all over it, but havent found any identifying marks or numbers or anything. I got the cue when my grandpa died, so its at least 10 years old. The reason i want to know an exact number is to help find a shaft, because the original one got snapped in half.

I've attached some pics. Also, if anyone could provide some info, would it even be worth getting a new shaft? I have a mcdermott that i play with now, just hate it because the shaft is thinner than ive ever seen before, almost like a pencil lol.

Thanks guys, i appreciate it.
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Squeechums said:
Hello everyone. I've been playing pool for the last few years, in tournaments and league here and there, and i have a question. I have a Stealth cue that i can't find any information about online. The only ones im seeing are the new ones that have the "dooley handle" or whatever, and they dont look anywhere near mine. I've looked all over it, but havent found any identifying marks or numbers or anything. I got the cue when my grandpa died, so its at least 10 years old. The reason i want to know an exact number is to help find a shaft, because the original one got snapped in half.

I've attached some pics. Also, if anyone could provide some info, would it even be worth getting a new shaft? I have a mcdermott that i play with now, just hate it because the shaft is thinner than ive ever seen before, almost like a pencil lol.

Thanks guys, i appreciate it.



In my opinion the cue is not worth getting a new shaft for. These cues are made in China and they are not high quality in any respect. In my opinion you would be better off buying another cue than fixing that one, in fact a decent shaft will cost more than that cue would cost new.

Hope this helps.
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I had a feeling it was a cheap one lol
Thanks for your help guys. I think ill take your advice and just get a new shaft for my mcdermott. Or maybe a brand new cue :D
 
Take a picture of the joint and pin. Measure the diameter of the top of the joint and try to get the pinsize. I have many used shafts may be able to help .
 
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