>>>>> Unknown purpleheart sneaky ???? <<<<

[cueaddicts]

Any ideas on this sneaky pete? Hoping someone here may see it and recognize it as one they or a friend might have made. The owner picked this up a few years ago. Stamped "M" in the butt sleeve, radial pin, 58.5" and slim butt @ 1.19" and 0.820" at the joint. Worn satin finish. Dead straight and nice player...he is just curious who the maker might be. Thanks guys.

 

[cueaddicts]

few more......

 

[WildWing]

Could be any cuemaker with a first or last name beginning with M. Except Meucci, I suspect. Although the ferrule is long enough to be a Meucci, it's not the same early ferrule material, and the buttcap is wrong for Meucci. May have been a garage project. On the other hand, may have been a budding cuemaker in his early days. This one will not be easy, unless someone recognizes it.

 

[cueaddicts]

Someone on facebook said that "Dee" made it....but Dee ???? because I'm not sure whom he was referring to. lol

 

[ideologist]

Is that cut below the points and stuck back together? A non-fullsplice sneaky?

 

[d_day]

Is that cut below the points and stuck back together? A non-fullsplice sneaky?

I'd guess that just happens to be where the maker put a screw to make it a break/jump cue.

 

[cueaddicts]

I'd guess that just happens to be where the maker put a screw to make it a break/jump cue.

Correct. This is actually a jump/break....5/16-14 piloted joint there.

 

[ideologist]

Sorry, I didn't see mention of that in the thread. Didn't know if that was an identifying mark.

 

[PhilosopherKing]

madison bob?

 

[cubswin]

madison bob?

Everyone of his I've seen has been marked with either his name or mb depending on when it was made.

Problem with those cues is its almost impossible to know who made them. Almost every cuemaker has done them. Being a jump cue helps a bit, but surprised there is no insert in the shaft if it was designed as a break/jump.

Anything under the bumper?

 

[Busboy]

Looks like nice sneaky good sharp points how's it play?

 

[Dave38]

Being a jump cue helps a bit, but surprised there is no insert in the shaft if it was designed as a break/jump.

Anything under the bumper?

FYI, In post #2, the picture shows the insert in the shaft.
Dave

 

[cueaddicts]

Yep, probably gonna be a conundrum unless someone just sees is and knows the maker. It's a very nice solid hitter. Nothing underneath the bumper, just a wood screw holding the bumper down.

 

[ideologist]

Is it an actual Uniloc radial or an Asian import pin?

 

[cueaddicts]

Is it an actual Uniloc radial or an Asian import pin?

It's an actual Uni-loc radial....not the cheapy import version.

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[cubswin]

FYI, In post #2, the picture shows the insert in the shaft.
Dave

On my computer just looks like wood threads and some dirt, but it is a old ass laptop.

 

[cueaddicts]

Yes, think that is just wood

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