Brand New Wes Hunters with CRAZY WOODS!

plshrk22

plshrk22

A Holes Billiards
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Ive been buying Wes Hunters cues for a while and I am amazed every time I see the cues for the first time. From the wood choices, unique ringwork, and perfect finish, the cues are just flat gorgeous and play amazing.

I received these 4 in today and if you didnt already know it, I am ecstatic with all of them.

From top to bottom:

Kingwood and Curly Maple

Amboyna Burl and Ebony

Spalted Curly Maple and Ebony

Dark Brazilian Rosewood and Pistacio






 
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qbilder

slower than snails
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Stunning. Wes' cues are seriously second to nobody else on the planet. Serious quality.
 
j2pac

j2pac

Marital Slow Learner.
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Stunning cues. Congrats.
j2
 
asiasdad

asiasdad

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qbilder said:
Stunning. Wes' cues are seriously second to nobody else on the planet. Serious quality.
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I have one of Wes cues with handle wood donated by Eric.
Everyone who knows how to make a ball wants to buy it from me. :embarrassed2:
It is a keeper.
 
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qbilder

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63Kcode said:
Love them all, but the pecan is my favorite.

Larry
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If it's the wood I'm thinking of, it's not pecan. It's pistachio from a farm about a mile from Wes' shop. I helped him cut it, and it gave my Stihl 460 all it could handle. Incredibly hard to cut, but nothing else like it.
 
plshrk22

plshrk22

A Holes Billiards
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qbilder said:
If it's the wood I'm thinking of, it's not pecan. It's pistachio from a farm about a mile from Wes' shop. I helped him cut it, and it gave my Stihl 460 all it could handle. Incredibly hard to cut, but nothing else like it.
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Potato Potatooo??? :) Eric is right, its Pistacio not Pecan.
 
63Kcode

63Kcode

AKA Larry Vigus
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qbilder said:
If it's the wood I'm thinking of, it's not pecan. It's pistachio from a farm about a mile from Wes' shop. I helped him cut it, and it gave my Stihl 460 all it could handle. Incredibly hard to cut, but nothing else like it.
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Just my luck. I have plenty of pecan trees on my property. Not a pistachio to be found anywhere. Nuts!!

Larry
 
Texas Carom Club

Texas Carom Club

9ball did to billiards what hiphop did to america
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Bravo , stunning pieces

I'm especially fond of spalted curly anything
Plus that handle wood on the one next to is is wicked
 
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