Anyone else has pictures and experiences with BHQ to share?? 
so, you're the guy that ended up with that cueweeseng said:Bought this BHQ purpleheart sneaky pete conversion from Mason.. The cue plays VERY well.. People who have played with Brent's cues can testify that.. Brent's also extremely easy going and fun to work with..
which cue did you get from jim?islandtime said:First time posting pics... apologize in advance if I blow it.
Another BHQ that I bought recently from Jim L (btw, as easy and straight forward transaction as anybody could ask for)
Only been hitting with it a month or so but it's hard to imagine playing with a cue that hits much better.
weeseng said:Bought this BHQ purpleheart sneaky pete conversion from Mason.. The cue plays VERY well.. People who have played with Brent's cues can testify that.. Brent's also extremely easy going and fun to work with..
When you say Purple Heart and BHQ in the same sentence, you know your gona see something great looking and great playing. So here are my BEAUTIES. AVATAR PIC ( i hope to post more and better pics once i can figure out how)
i've had my cues now for less than a year and have knocked a few balls around here and there. I dont need to talk about the beauty of these cues as you can see for yourself, pictures speak better than words.
I have used the break cue many, many times and have had many good compliments on how well it breaks, it just explodes the balls with minimum effort which allows for better accuracey which i always need. The matching playing cue with both a maple shaft and P/H hasnt got the same playing time.but what time it has seen has been good it has a nice solid hit and very light with a more forward balance point.
The jump cue is without a doubt the easiest of all i have ever used, even for a C player like myself. Again the P/H shaft on this one is just solid, with a G-10 pin its as light as a feather.
ccn7 said:thanks floydweeseng said:Bought this BHQ purpleheart sneaky pete conversion from Mason.. The cue plays VERY well.. People who have played with Brent's cues can testify that.. Brent's also extremely easy going and fun to work with..
When you say Purple Heart and BHQ in the same sentence, you know your gona see something great looking and great playing. So here are my BEAUTIES. AVATAR PIC ( i hope to post more and better pics once i can figure out how)
i've had my cues now for less than a year and have knocked a few balls around here and there. I dont need to talk about the beauty of these cues as you can see for yourself, pictures speak better than words.
I have used the break cue many, many times and have had many good compliments on how well it breaks, it just explodes the balls with minimum effort which allows for better accuracey which i always need. The matching playing cue with both a maple shaft and P/H hasnt got the same playing time.but what time it has seen has been good it has a nice solid hit and very light with a more forward balance point.
The jump cue is without a doubt the easiest of all i have ever used, even for a C player like myself. Again the P/H shaft on this one is just solid, with a G-10 pin its as light as a feather.
get some more playing time in buddy
BHQ said:found the pics
hello bob,mechanic/player said:Here's my BHQ player and jumpbreak. I use my playing cue quite often and I am saving the j/b for a rainy day. I love the way they look ,screw and unscrew and the hit is my kind of sweet.
