Want to Buy 3/8-10 Pin Cue

[tnplayer]

I have a favorite shaft I want to use and its 3/8-10 pin.
Diameter at the joint of the cue must be .812 diameter or close.
Weight of the cue needs to be 18 ounces or close.
I prefer pin material to be G-10.
Wrapless is highly preferred.
Prefer nothing fancy, sneaky pete would be preferred.
Really only need cue butt but will buy entire cue if necessary.
Budget is under $200 but will entertain all cues closely matching above.
Thank you

 

[poolcuemaster]

Got something for you

I can build you something just pm me a phone number and a good time to call.--Leonard.

 

[AcuraHeel]

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=286692


Let me know if interested...


George

 

[Bob Farr]

I have this Valley cue conversion. 17.4 oz. 59" cue, 29" butt, 30" shaft 13mm. 3/8x10 SS pin. .828" at the joint. Oil finish. $125 shipped. Paypal ok

 

[21whiskey]

PLUS: make offer in place

scroll down, price reduced twice plus make offer in place (brand new)
and, it has the pin you're looking for

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=284431&page=2

 

[alanvo]

This has the pin you were looking for, 3/8x10, G10
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=286394

 

[Realizm]

i have a jimi lee cue . i'll let it go for 200, i know he not on the best cue makers list but its a very good cue..

 

[DrOnePocket]

I have a wrapless Chris Whitaker butt with a 3/8-10 pin. In your weight range,and is I believe 29.5 inches long. It is in good shape and i would take $130 for it. If you are interested please let me know, i will try to get some pics taken

Dr1

It is a sneaky but not a house cue conversion, it's nicely figured and an extremely small butterfly inlay at the bottom of the butt. I usually don't like butterflys but this one is tastefully done, you just have to see it. Brown phenolic collar and buttcap that match the colors in the cue

 

[samsarakid24]

Nice Cue

I have this cue for sale. If your interested, just let me know.
This cue is in mint condition and hits just like a Bill Schick.
Wayne Anderson was taught by Bill Schick before he started making cues on his own. My friend Tom posted the original Thread for me.



http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=282895


Thanks.............Paul