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McDermott G-Series Black Urethane Pool Cue with Birdseye Maple No-Wrap Handle (G807)
McDermott G-Series Black Urethane Pool Cue with Birdseye Maple No-Wrap Handle (G807)
SKU:G807-18
ℹ️ Note: McDermott cues are special order items and may require an extended shipping time of 2 to 12 weeks.
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McDermott G807 G-Series Pool Cue — Exotic Cocobolo & Green Mamba Juma
Elevate your game with the McDermott G807, a masterpiece of American craftsmanship. Part of the renowned G-Series, this cue is designed for players who demand a perfect fusion of traditional wood feel and modern low-deflection technology. Featuring striking "Green Mamba" Juma Gem and Cocobolo inlays, the G807 is as much a work of art as it is a precision instrument.
High-Performance G-Core Shaft
At the heart of the G807 is the G-Core Shaft. Utilizing a 7-inch carbon fiber core at the top of the shaft, this technology stabilizes the front-end for increased radial consistency. You get the classic feel of maple with the pinpoint accuracy and reduced deflection of a carbon-reinforced cue.
- Joint: 3/8"-10 for a solid, one-piece hit feel.
- Tip: Premium Navigator Black (Medium) for superior grip and spin control.
- Handle: No-wrap Birdseye Maple with a "Light American Cherry" stain for a sleek, natural grip.
- Inlays: 6 "Green Mamba" Juma Gem & Cocobolo points on the forearm and sleeve.
Technical Specifications
| Shaft Type | G-Core Low Deflection |
| Collar/Butt Plate | Black Urethane |
| Weight System | Adjustable Weight Bolt |
| Warranty | Lifetime (Includes Warpage) |
| Origin | Handcrafted in the USA |
"The G807 provides the most stable hit in its class. The Cocobolo decorative rings and vibrant green inlays make it a standout choice for the serious competitor."
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