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Mikiemopa

Mikiemopa

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Would like to know year this is, USA or over sea, are these any good to have a cue made out of them. What are they worth. Pretty straight , joint moves a little. Bumper was added
 

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Early 60s, US made, can usually go wrapless with these. Easier with a steel joint, hoppe ring, and buttcap.

Worth whatever someone will pay for them. You're not about to get rich off of it. The market is all over the place right now. Some days 250, others 100. Depends who's buying.
 
Not trying to sell it, just curious, the one piece seem more popular to build a cue out of. So you think I could get a 29" wrapless butt out of this.I'd be fine with a wrap.
 
to convert

if the butt is straight, and close to .85 at the wood part just behind the joint, a conversion is easy. i think there are more desirable without a wrap.

i do a lot of these and most of the time i use moose antler for a hoppe style ring at buttcap and moose antler joint material.
 
Mikiemopa said:
Not trying to sell it, just curious, the one piece seem more popular to build a cue out of. So you think I could get a 29" wrapless butt out of this.I'd be fine with a wrap.
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You asked what it was worth, just answering :)

These are easy with a wrap, trickier without but doable. I have been involved in the conversion of a few from this same era, mostly wrapless.

I have one original intact and mint that I shoot with sometimes, they are solid cues.
 
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