Omega / DPK
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Can someone knowledgeable about these cues tell me definitively if this cue is an Omega? What's right? What's wrong?
I decided not to pull the trigger.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Pool...qnc9H3w60%2Fp50Hlz31g%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
I decided not to pull the trigger.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Pool...qnc9H3w60%2Fp50Hlz31g%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
I've seen three different pins on cues that are supposed to be authentic Omega's: big hole, small hole, solid pin with symbol.
I've seen the flare and no flare on authentic Omega's.
gh8st
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Agree on the pins
Unless manipulated after delivery I have not seen no flare on Omega DPKs but I have only held about 10 Omega DPKs. I believe later on when DPK was no longer part of the shop they dropped the DPK and the butt flare was no longer incorporated. I defer to iron chef who is the resident expert on Omega DPK and later on known as Omega.
Unless manipulated after delivery I have not seen no flare on Omega DPKs but I have only held about 10 Omega DPKs. I believe later on when DPK was no longer part of the shop they dropped the DPK and the butt flare was no longer incorporated. I defer to iron chef who is the resident expert on Omega DPK and later on known as Omega.
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Doesn't look like an Omega/DPK to me. Rings are unlike any I've seen on Omega/DPK and the buttcap under the bumper looks way off (not talking about the lack of flare, more so the small hole)
Adding to the discussion, here's a pic of a few pins from Omega/DPKs I used to have. I have one left with the Omega symbol engrave on the pin head.
Left was a newer Omega without the flared buttcap. The right was a very old, early example with double ringwork. All hit great.
Left was a newer Omega without the flared buttcap. The right was a very old, early example with double ringwork. All hit great.
Their screws were all over the place....
JV
JV
Adding to the discussion, here's a pic of a few pins from Omega/DPKs I used to have. I have one left with the Omega symbol engrave on the pin head.
Left was a newer Omega without the flared buttcap. The right was a very old, early example with double ringwork. All hit great.
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