Wtb A Jeff Olney Cue

Hello,

i think you won't find an Olney with that pin.

I had an older one which had an 5/16x18 pin. Jeff normally uses 3/8x10 pins on his cues.

Contact Bama here on AZ, i think he is getting some Olneys in the nearer future, but i'm sure they won't have a 5/16x14 pin.

Regards
Stefan
 
I Have A Simple Players Olney With A 5/16 14 Piloted Stainless Steel Joint. They Are Out There Just Not Common.
 
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nevermind....wrong joint material.

I knew Marcus had one...but the joint is ivory, not steel.

Sorry 'bout that.

Mark
 
staffi01 said:
Hello,

i think you won't find an Olney with that pin.

I had an older one which had an 5/16x18 pin. Jeff normally uses 3/8x10 pins on his cues.

Contact Bama here on AZ, i think he is getting some Olneys in the nearer future, but i'm sure they won't have a 5/16x14 pin.

Regards
Stefan
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I will have a couple of 6 point Olney cues next week, but no stainless steel joint cues. I have only ever had one of Jeff's SS 5/16x14 cues. Hope you find one. Great cues...play super just like Jeff's wood to wood cues.
Joe
 
Jeff makes either pin. Most of his "tribute cues" will tend to have the 5/16 14 joint. I;ve had both & I prefer his trademark 3/8 10 flat top with the built in forearm workout.
 
POOLPLYR1111 said:
HEY GUYS IM LOOKING TO ACQUIRE A JEFF OLNEY CUE. IM LOOKING FOR ONE WITH A PILOTED 5/16 14 STAINLESS STEEL JOINT. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU GOT.

THANKS
RON

YOU CAN EMAIL PICTURES TO POOLPLYR1111@AOL.COM
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With all due respect, have you ever hit balls with one of Jeff's very tight 3/8 X 10 wood to wood cues ? Maybe you have, but I can't imagine someone not liking them. I was most familiar with the 5/16 X 14 SS joint on my Josswest and other cues, but now I prefer a large pin, wood to wood, for the feedback and the hit which seems much more solid to me now. With Jeff's stiff taper and extremely tight final threads on his wood to wood joint, I think the hit compares favorably with any cue made, by anyone ! Of course, some people really like a very hard hit. To me it always sounds like somethings cracked, but each to his own...Tom
 
Just A Personal Preference Of What I Look For In A Playing Cue Is A Piloted Stainless Steel Joint. Over The Years Ive Experienced A More Consistent Hit With A Piloted Joint Then A 3/8 10, Radial, 3/8 11 Etc. Maybe Its Because Of The Constant Impact Of A Metal Thread Digging Into The Shaft?
 
Get in touch with the cranegod. Shawn always seems to have one laying around or one coming in that happens to be for sale. Tell him Josh sent you.
 
I have what you are looking for. Clear your pm's and ill send some pics and specs thanks.
 
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