No rumor Bob we just got to DDD house. sleeping off Valley Forge till thursday...then we start...we are taking orders now. (734)428-1161 It is not to late to get my 5th -10th cue I ever build...
Jamison
Jamison
WTB: 3C cue
- Thread starter gwjackal
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Hey Greg, I have one for sale:
It's a nice wrapless vintage billiard cue by HOF maker Bert Schrager.
This cue has been played but never re-finished and has the silky satin oil finish you find on older cues and a few minor nicks on the butt sleeve but nothing major.
I am the third owner and was told that the joint is old Micarta. It has the 3/8x10 pin. The butt has a slight lift at the joint which causes the tip to wobble by slightly more than the thickness of a credit card but the shaft is straight so play is not affected.
The cue weighs approx. 18 oz and is 54" in length. It is typical of the old Schrager cues with great-looking BEM maple forearm and buttsleeve, and a rosewood handle. It has a very good feel and hit. I use it for pool and billiards.
It's a nice wrapless vintage billiard cue by HOF maker Bert Schrager.
This cue has been played but never re-finished and has the silky satin oil finish you find on older cues and a few minor nicks on the butt sleeve but nothing major.
I am the third owner and was told that the joint is old Micarta. It has the 3/8x10 pin. The butt has a slight lift at the joint which causes the tip to wobble by slightly more than the thickness of a credit card but the shaft is straight so play is not affected.
The cue weighs approx. 18 oz and is 54" in length. It is typical of the old Schrager cues with great-looking BEM maple forearm and buttsleeve, and a rosewood handle. It has a very good feel and hit. I use it for pool and billiards.
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Now I too am excited. I'm looking forward to these new Schulers.
