TS sneaky pete for sale

nick serdula

nick serdula

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You pick! Buck has first dibs satisfaction gaurenteed as usual cash back minus shipping.
1-TS/SP 13mm 19 oz 5/16 14 pilote d joint in very good condition straight and solid $550.00 delivered-cont-USA SOLD!

1-TS/SP 13mm 19 oz 3/8-10 pin flat faced joint in very good condition straight and solid $650.00 delivered-cont-USA

Both cues have Ts logos in the delrin butt cap! And look to have traingle tips! The 3/8-10 pin cue is stiffer!
Thanks
Nick :)
850-474-0628 10-11 am cst please



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If I have anything wrong I hope Ken will feel free to poost corrections.
Thanks Ken!
 
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TS Cues

Well, first off these are stolen cues :eek: :D :p :) ;)

No really, actually the 3/8-10 does seem to hit much stiffer than most TS cues I've had the pleasure of owning, and I thought it had a Moori tip!? Nick, please take another look to be sure!

Both cues are EXCELLENT examples of Tims SP/Hustler cues to be sure......part of me wishes they were still back here in my closet -- but, they really should be in the hands/owned by somebody who wants to use them to play pool!

Really both are AWESOME playing cues Nick! Best of luck with your sales ;)
 
5/16-14 piloted cue on hold

I will let the board know if it is still available as soon as possable!
Thanks
Nick
 
Tim admitted to me once that his 3/8-10 sneakies were the best "hitters" and yet he quit making them. I got one of the last ones before he went strickly 5/16-14. He had the same problem that most all cuemakers have when building a true sneaky (no collars) with a big pin. Its very, very easy to split or crack the shaft at the joint with just the slightest pressure. This is due to the size of the hole plus it has no collars to strengthen it. The "hit" is wonderful and it'll last forever if you take care of it...I just wouldn't recommend breaking with it.;)
 
You are right!

Phenominal hit! That is why it cost more! And as you say they are rare.
It will be a easy cue to hold onto for a while!
Nick
 
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