WTB - Lower end Schon (with or without shaft)

8-ball Rat

8-ball Rat

I'll eat you alive.....
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All,

Would also like to find a NON-FANCY Schon player. An older one would be cool...but will consider all options. Prefer few or no inlays. Just a simple player, with or without points. Linen wrap, please. No leather.

Gotta be straight and sound. No funky rattles or warpage. A few battle scars are fine...but would prefer one that isn't beat all to hell.

Can be with or without a shaft. I like 314-2s, so I'm good with buying just the buttsection, only.

Hit me up...I be motivated.
 
Schon STL 1

Hi there, my friend,

I have a Schon STL 1 honey-colored maple with black Genuinne Kangaroo wrap. The cue is in great condition, no dings or dents. Just 1 chip near the wrap area. It comes with 2 shafts, 1 original and 1 314-2. The 314-2 is dead straight, 12.75 mm and with Moori tip. The original shaft is >13 mm , also straight (with the slightest tapper roll). Cue is around 19Oz. Weight is changeable, via the weight bolt.

I'm asking 480$ for it.

Thanks

Tom
 
All PMs replied to, and still on the hunt.

LINEN WRAP
PJ OR SIMPLE 4-POINTER
STRAIGHT and SOUND
SHAFTS WITH IT ARE NOT NECESSARY

Not looking to spend a fortune for a simple Schon knock-around cue, but willing to explore all options, within reason.

Thanks much!!!
 
To the top. Still looking for a Schon cue. Ready to buy one that fits within my specs range:

19-19.5oz
STRAIGHT
Linen wrap
Not too fancy or overly-inlaid
Shaft(s) at or over 12.75mm
 
i got one but im still on the road and wont be back home for another week or so.
i'll contact you when i get back. if you're still looking by then.
otherwise, good luck with your search.
 
cuehobby said:
i got one but im still on the road and wont be back home for another week or so.
i'll contact you when i get back. if you're still looking by then.
otherwise, good luck with your search.
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Fired off a PM to ya, boss. Hit me back when you can.
 
Found one, ya'll. Thanks a ton for the offers and responses.

And thanks, Dan. Much appreciated, sir.
 
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