Purpleheart Titlist Sneaky w/ Scruggs shaft - $595 Shipped

macneilb

macneilb

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Hi guys, I have a Purpleheart Titlist Sneaky for sale. It has both the original from when it was a one-piece cue, as well as a Scruggs sneaky shaft I had the cue fitted to. The stock shaft is the full 13mm and 12.7 for the Scruggs shaft. The TS shaft has a slight taper roll, not enough to affect playability but I want to mention everything. The stock shaft is dead straight. The cue weighs 19 oz. and has a 5/14x16 SS pin. The cue is in mint condition and the price is $595 shipped. I'll let the pics do the rest of the talking so here's the link to the pics: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=195067

*Not really looking for any trades on this one.

Price Drop - $550 shipped SOLD
 
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Thanks for the compliments guys. I don't have the joint diameter on hand but i'll get it later today. It's the same as my scruggs sneaky as I had it made to the exact same specs.
 
$TAKE HOR$E said:
Very sweet cue indeed, especially retaining the original shaft and it being straight.
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The Scruggs shaft hits great, but I personally like the stock shaft the best. It hits more like a true one piece cue, not to mention nothing hits like old wood.
 
macneilb said:
Thanks for the compliments guys. I don't have the joint diameter on hand but i'll get it later today. It's the same as my scruggs sneaky as I had it made to the exact same specs.
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The Scruggs sneaky that you sold me was .810". Hope this helps. That's a sweet ph wrapless Titlist conversion. You may have more luck advertising it as such, rather than a sneaky. If your buyer perfers joint collars, they can be added by a compitent cue maker.
 
So who bought it??!!!??

so who bought this cue, and has buyer's remorse and wants to sell it??

Really liked this cue, or want a cue like it.

So who has it and wants to sell it, or who has something very similar?

Cash for Halloween is better than any cue - I can pay ASAP!!!

Thanks,

Michael
 
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