Need help identifying this one

[just kick'n]

I bought this from a guy that guessed it was Phillipino import. It has a 5/16x18 joint pin and a .2 oz allen set screw in the butt.
Butt-----14.6oz
2 shafts------each at 4.6oz (brass inserts)
13.5 -14mm
It has a great balance and it plays real sporty. Appreciate your help.
There are no identifying marks that I see on the pin or butt.

 

[Blue Hog ridr]

Is that a Rubber wrap?

If so, I haven't heard of any cue makers using rubber.

 

[The Renfro]

Yuppers it's Pinoy..... Those guys bounce around but looking at the joint and the wrap I think this was Steve Urate(sp?) and a couple of guys that sold cues on ebay for a very short time.... I had one of them but cannot recall now what they were sold as... Will try and find the info.....

 

[Nuts4Tascarellas]

cue ID

The bridge points look like Durzicky's work.

 

[hang-the-9]

I think JD made very similar looking cues but every one I have seen had a mark on it with the name.

 

[galipeau]

The bridge points look like Durzicky's work.

There is no way it's a DZ cue. Pin is wrong, inlays aren't right, and a few other things. Like others have suggested, it's likely phillipino made. Still, it's a good looking cue. Congrats on your find.

 

[cueaddicts]

It's definitely a Phillipines-made cue, Gracie or something similar. Seem to recall many of these style being made about 8-10 years ago.

 

[Bishop]

There is no way it's a DZ cue. Pin is wrong, inlays aren't right, and a few other things. Like others have suggested, it's likely phillipino made. Still, it's a good looking cue. Congrats on your find.

I know it sounds weird but the first thing I noticed was that the proportions(spacing) just don't look right for it to be a DZ. Looks a bit clunky compared to other DZ cues I've seen.

Then all other things you mentioned. I'm not a good as some of you guys are with recognizing pins and inlays.