Scruggs screw in butt extension

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Does anyone know where I could get a screw in extension that would work on a Scruggs cue? It does currently have a bumper that screws in but not sure what the size is. I would like to get a set of the stackable carbon fiber extensions but not sure what would be compatible.

Thank you for any help!
 
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You could take the bumper to the hardware store and see which screw fits. That being said there are no carbon fiber extensions in the market that I know. They are all metal with some carbon fiber just for looks and they are HEAVY. I have searched for lightweight carbon fiber extensions and couldn't find any.
 
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MGM3 said:
Does anyone know where I could get a screw in extension that would work on a Scruggs cue? It does currently have a bumper that screws in but not sure what the size is. I would like to get a set of the stackable carbon fiber extensions but not sure what would be compatible.

Thank you for any help!
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I'm leaning towards the 1/2x13 threaded bumper.
 

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You could take the bumper to the hardware store and see which screw fits. That being said there are no carbon fiber extensions in the market that I know. They are all metal with some carbon fiber just for looks and they are HEAVY. I have searched for lightweight carbon fiber extensions and couldn't find any.
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I don't know where you are searching, but they are readily available. This one is adjustable, which will be heavier that than a fixed length and it's 7 oz.
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I'm pretty sure most Scruggs were 3/8-16.
I've seen very light carbon extensions, no idea where they got them. Very likely Chinese made.
Is there a competent cuemaker in your area that you can take it to? You'll likely have to locate some extensions, then have someone make them compatible to your cue. There are many ways to do this, not all of them good.
 
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