New 58" Pierce Ebony/BEM Heartwood 6 Point Cue Upgraded Ringsets/ Leather Wrap-Fabulous!

jazznpool said:
Pierce2508. Magnificent 58" Jim Pierce 6 point Gaboon ebony into highly figured heartwood birdseye maple with single natural maple veneer. Has the upgraded deluxe15 slot double stacked silver ringsets at all position (they look like jewelry). The cue has T-34 joint and buttcap. 3/8-10 pin, flat face. Black lightly textured leather wrap. The super dense 12.95mm shafts are roasted maple (4.31 oz) and old growth maple (4.33 oz.) with T-34 ferrules and UltraSkin medium black tips. The cue weighs 19.68/ 19.70 with a 19-3/8" balance point. Black Delrin joint protector set included. The price is $2,695.00 shipped in CONUSA with Goods and Services PayPal, Visa or Mastercard payment (or $2,615.00 Zelle). No trades or other offers. USA sales only funded from USA. 8" custom Pierce rear extension available with cue purchase--ask.
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SUPER - SHARP CUE!
Everything "flows" great in this cue-
Woods, rings, Execution in all aspects.
High-Quality Cue right here for some lucky AZ'R
GLWS
 
Thanks Duane. I have been at this a long time. Jim Pierce cues are top tier quality and relatively relaxed prices. I'm looking forward to receiving one I ordered for myself.
 
Beautiful cue but can’t get past the midget ferrules. Were these ordered by you at this size or does he just not utilize 1” ferrules ever? Serious question because I love the look of this cue.
 
Frosty said:
Beautiful cue but can’t get past the midget ferrules. Were these ordered by you at this size or does he just not utilize 1” ferrules ever? Serious question because I love the look of this cue.
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Ferrules under 1” are standard from every custom cuemaker I represent. We’re trying to reduce shaft endmass even if it is slight. The wonderful thing about ferrules under 1” is that longer ferrules of any length can be installed without shortening the shaft by the customer.

Jim’s cues are consistently impressive. I’m looking forward to shooting with one myself soon!
 
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