Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue

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Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue (C-811)

Name: Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue
Brand: Players
SKU: C-811
Availability: InStock

$197.00

SKU: C-811 Categories: Players Classic Series Cues, Players Cues, Pool Cues Brand: Players

The Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue is a Players playing cue sold by Quarter King Billiards. It has a 5/16X18 joint and a 13.00mm classic wood shaft. It is in stock at $197, with free shipping over $98 and 30-day returns.

Description

Antique Maple gives the 4 Point series a warmer, aged-wood look on its four-point forearm splice, still built wrapless on a 5/16×18 joint and 13mm Classic Wood shaft. The pointed forearm construction sets this cue apart from the plain-barrel Classic cues in the lineup, giving it a more traditional silhouette without adding wrap cost. At about $200, it runs slightly higher than the other 4 Point wrapless colors, which tracks with the more detailed antique finish work. A fitting choice for a player who wants a traditional-looking splice cue with a wood-tone finish rather than a bright solid color. Currently in stock.

Additional information

Brand	Players
Wrap Type	Wrapless
Shaft Size	13.00mm
Joint Type	5/16X18
Color	Black
Cue Type	Playing
Shaft Type	Classic Wood

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Specifications

Specifications for Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue
Wrap Type	Wrapless
Shaft Size	13.00mm
Joint Type	5/16X18
Color	Black
Cue Type	Playing
Shaft Type	Classic Wood
SKU	C-811

Questions about this cue

What joint does the Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue use?

It uses a 5/16X18 joint. That means any 5/16X18 shaft will thread straight onto this butt, so you can add a spare or upgrade later without changing cues. If you are matching a shaft you already own, check its pin against 5/16X18 before ordering — joints are not cross-compatible.

What shaft diameter is the Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue?

This cue ships with a 13.00mm shaft. Thinner shafts put more spin on the cue ball and feel crisper through the stroke; larger diameters feel fuller and are more forgiving on off-centre hits. Neither is better — it comes down to how you like the cue to hit.

Is this a carbon fiber or wood shaft cue?

The Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue comes with a Classic Wood shaft. Carbon fiber will not warp, ignores humidity and deflects less; quality maple gives the traditional feel a lot of players still prefer. Both play at a high level, so pick the one that matches how you want the cue to feel.

What is the Players 4 Point Antique Maple Wrapless Cue built for?

It is set up as a playing cue. Playing cues are balanced for control on shot-making, break cues are heavier with a harder tip for power transfer, and jump cues are short and light to get the cue ball airborne. Using the right one also protects your playing cue from break wear.

What kind of grip does it have?

The grip is wrapless. Irish linen wicks sweat and stays tacky, leather is plush and premium, and a no-wrap finish is fast and needs no maintenance. If your hands run warm, linen is usually the safer pick.

Is Quarter King an authorized Players dealer?

Yes. We are an authorized Players dealer, so this cue is genuine and carries the full manufacturer warranty against warpage and defects in workmanship. Warranty claims go through us — you do not have to deal with the factory yourself.

How fast does it ship, and can I return it?

Shipping is free on orders over $98 in the contiguous US, $5.50 flat otherwise, and you get tracking as soon as it moves. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery on unchalked, unused product — contact us first for a return authorization so it is credited without delay.

Specs checked and written up by Quarter King Billiards. Last reviewed August 19, 2026. Ask us about this cue