Schmelke Cue - Octoganal handle

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Up for sale is a highly customized Schmelke rosewood Plain Jane cue with WilleeCue's "Texas Jackhammer Break Ferrule".

Info on WilleeCue's Texas Jackhammer Break Ferrule: http://willeecue.com/Breakferrule.html

The Schmelke Cue has Schmelke's #1 Brass to Brass Joint for a forward balance, Solid hit. http://www.schmelkecue.com/requirements.php?osCsid=vjqsj7mn5s6gkhm3alfp0c0b51

Also the handle portion of this beautiful cue has been cut into an Octogonal cross section. Reshaped handle is visible in photos. The re-cut handle and entire butt of this cue has been professionally refinished and polished to a beautiful high sheen. See photos.

Shaft is 29 1/2" long and weighs 5.1 oz. The tip is 12.1mm.

Butt is 28 1/2" long and weighs 13.3 oz.

Total cue length is 58" and weighs in at 18.4 oz.

Asking $200.00 obo, shipped ConUS. Trades and Offers Welcome.

 

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