fullsplice snakewood

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Ernie eyocues

Ernie Omori
Silver Member
The cue has been returned safely. Things are good.


this cue has been stolen at Mugshots in Bellevue WA,
last weekend. Any information is welcome.
Contact at ernieomori@hotmail.com
Thanks Ernie


Fullsplice, snakewood nose and a parakeet eye butt.

standard 29" 29", center of gravity 22", weight 19.7 oz.
skinny butt,
hard tip, no ferrule
low squirt shaft.

just another wood combination and weight experiment.
 

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Ernie Omori
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more photos

just more photos
 

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brentinps

brentinps

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
That is an exquisite cue. Would love one.

Any words of advice for those of us that play with cases standing upright and open???

I have a case holder by pool gods on one case that would slow down someone taking it for a run.... and a tripod stand on another case that wpould make it tough to run with.

Some people put cases under the table they are playing... but I like access.

Is there anything you would have done different the night this beauty was stolen???

We all hope you may you find it.... we wil keep our eyes open... other places a thief may to sell a beauty discretely might be some of the facebook "open billiard" sites. I would not think a pawn shop would take it.... for it would obviously be a "hot/stolen" cue. Check there.
 
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