Up for sale is my Bob Frey Coco into BEM sneaky.
Cue has a Black w/ white spec irish linen wrap, black joint with Silver rings and hoppe ring.
19oz, 3/8-10 pin, 2 shafts
shaft #1 has matching silver ring, around 12.75, dead straight, immaculate condition
shaft #2 is made by Bob Frey but I bought it off AZ. around 12.5., played condition, but dead straight
Now to disclose all the facts...
This cue has hit about 10 racks. I custom ordered it brand new in 2007 from JP at Cues N Things.
When I received the cue it was perfectly straight, however I was able to slightly feel the points through the finish. It didn't really bother me/affect the play of the cue at all so I kept it.
Anyway since receiving the cue it has been stored in my whitten case, standing upright inside a climate controlled environment.
Somehow in the past year and a half in storage the butt has moved and warped a bit. It lifts off the table about 1 1/2 credit cards or less. It is just the pin side, as the butt end stays on the table when rolled. Please see the photos.
Both shafts are dead straight there are no nicks or dings anywhere on the cue.
the linen wrap really is "like new" as well as the matching shaft.
So here we have a Bob Frey which cost me a little over 450 brand new and It still looks brand new, just got a slight roll.
I'm trying to move into a fancier cue so Im looking to part with this for SOLD shipped in the CONUS.
Any questions please ask.
Thank your for looking.
Cue has a Black w/ white spec irish linen wrap, black joint with Silver rings and hoppe ring.
19oz, 3/8-10 pin, 2 shafts
shaft #1 has matching silver ring, around 12.75, dead straight, immaculate condition
shaft #2 is made by Bob Frey but I bought it off AZ. around 12.5., played condition, but dead straight
Now to disclose all the facts...
This cue has hit about 10 racks. I custom ordered it brand new in 2007 from JP at Cues N Things.
When I received the cue it was perfectly straight, however I was able to slightly feel the points through the finish. It didn't really bother me/affect the play of the cue at all so I kept it.
Anyway since receiving the cue it has been stored in my whitten case, standing upright inside a climate controlled environment.
Somehow in the past year and a half in storage the butt has moved and warped a bit. It lifts off the table about 1 1/2 credit cards or less. It is just the pin side, as the butt end stays on the table when rolled. Please see the photos.
Both shafts are dead straight there are no nicks or dings anywhere on the cue.
the linen wrap really is "like new" as well as the matching shaft.
So here we have a Bob Frey which cost me a little over 450 brand new and It still looks brand new, just got a slight roll.
I'm trying to move into a fancier cue so Im looking to part with this for SOLD shipped in the CONUS.
Any questions please ask.
Thank your for looking.
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