Tim Scruggs very used veneer cue very straight

nick serdula

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This cue's condition is used. This cue has a few dings but the finish still shines.
Everything is straight together and seperately.
18.6 ounces
12.43 stiff shaft with a pretty ivory ferrel unknown hard layered tip
Flat faced steel joint.
Sunset veneers.
This cue has incredable balance as all Timi's cues do. This is one sweet playing cue.
First $1200 shipped!!!!!!!!!!
This cue is very used. It is not very abused. It shines and is a very pretty cue to look at. There are a couple dings and dents but over all this is a pretty cue. This is not a mint condition cue. It is still a very nice cue and still very pretty.Thank you,


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Nick :)850-474-0628
 
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Nice offering at a fair price.
Good luck with your sale Mr. Nick.

Glen
 
That logo looks familiar is it from a guy named Archie? l.o.l.

nick serdula said:
You get a discount.
Nick :)


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Nick, the bumper looks out a little and has a slight line on it as if the tapered weight bolt was replaced with a hex head weight bolt?
Also i think weight is more easily added in a cue than taken out. probably would not be a problem to add.IMO
"country" Bob
 
The bolt is right.

The bumper might not be the one I took out. I tossed it in a cookie tin with a couple other bumpers with screws already in them. I think the best way to reweight the cue would be with a heavier shaft.
The hole for the bolt is not much longer than the bolt. The hole's threads would need to be deeper. Easy stuff.
Nick :)
 
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heavier shaft

nick serdula said:
The bumper might not be the one I took out. I tossed it in a cookie tin with a couple other bumpers with screws already in them. I think the bast way to reweight the cue would be with a heavier shaft.
The hole for the bolt is not much longer than the bolt. The hole's threads would need to be deeper. Easy stuff.
Nick :)
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Nick, I guess at 12.43m.m. it needs a shaft anyway. But with a stainless joint and a big pin it's probably foreward balanced already. It would be simple for a cuemaker to drill and tap deeper for a longer weight bolt which would also help the balance of the cue. Good luck with your sale amigo!!
"country" Bob
 
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This cue is very used. It is not very abused. It shines and is a very pretty cue to look at. There are a couple dings and dents but over all this is a pretty cue. This is not a mint condition cue. It is still a very nice cue and still very pretty.
Thank you,
Nick :) 850-474-0628
 
Black-Balled said:
So this cue may be improperly balanced as is?
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Not at all...if Tim built it with the weight that it currently has in it, you can bet that the balance is just fine. What Bob is saying is that a TS steel joint cue is usually forward balanced, so to have someone drill and tap the butt so a longer weightbolt would be an option to make the cue heavier would not adversely affect the balance much at all.

Actually, adding weight via a slightly longer weightbolt does not move the balance much, anyways, unless a LOT of weight is added.

I personally like a forward balanced cue.

Joe
 
Heck no.

I love it. Usually I like 21 ounce with 13.25 at the tip. This cue is a total riot to play with. I am going way bigger and really never thought about it but the seller of the Big Scruggs might like this cue in partial trade. He would love it. I don't like complicating things. I like. I buy.
Also when a cue is really balanced well a .5 ounces in the back usually won't move the balance point half a inch.

Thank you,
Nick :)
 
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