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Larry Vigus MW cue with one piece butt and wood pin in shafts

RandyinHawaii
Although feel is subjective, this cue has the best feel of any cue I have owned and there have been 100s of them. Feels/hits like a one piece cue. Playability is top notch also, at least IMHO.

Although not signed, I got this this from a very reputable seller. I can send it and get Larry's signature added, but don't see a need as it is my primary player. Maybe if I ever decide to sell it. If anyone thinks it is not a Vigus, appreciate your letting me know.

Now I have to find a case that will hold 32" shafts :)

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Miserak Adam’s Cue for sale

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Hey guys,

I’m new here and I’ve heard this is the most informative group there is regarding everything pool. I have a rarer Adam’s cue from the 1970s/1980s. After some research I read that this cue was a misprint from the first productions from Japan. I believe this is the cats eye cue but if anyone has any addition information or is interested in buying the cue please feel free to message me.
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WNT, WPA and 2026

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Frosty said:
Well as I understand it, you’re in Europe. As many Europeans recently discovered when visiting the USA for the World Cup, Americans are very different from Europeans.

Regarding the supply side thing. You have clubs where you live. Are any of the owners getting rid of 9’ tables to install 2 bar boxes in the same space, not really huh? Why, well because where you are there’s no demand for them. It’s the same in Taiwan and the Philippines, you don’t see bar boxes.

Sadly in America, they seem to be the preference for most players for the reasons I described in my initial post. I know a guy in the state I’m from that opened a room in the Southern part of the state where there were no places with 9’ tables hoping it would become an Action spot. He put in twelve 9’ Diamonds and twelve 7’ Diamonds for leagues. The area he’s in is notorious for its concentration of bar league players. Several months after opening he was barely treading water. They had 3 league nights which were jam packed, but only the occasional player on the 9’ tables. He ended up pulling out 10 of the 9’s and putting in 2 more 7’ boxes due to demand and the remaining space he put corn hole pits in for corn hole leagues, leaving only two 9’ tables for the couple of 1 pocket players that played there. He told me he was just speechless that the people from that area preferred the bar boxes and wouldn’t play on the 9’ tables.
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you would know better than me, obviously. seems to be geographical differences within the US also, i haven't seen many youtube streams with barboxes in new england / mid atlantic states
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De Luna at it again

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They set the rules and they played by the rules. They weren't playing for fun, nor a ten-dollar set so Jeff had every right to make that call. This game had nothing to do with CSI or WNT Rules, this is a Action match and the players set the rules.

And remember the spot that Laz was getting, the game was fair and if one incident is all everybody talks about their missing the best part of the Action.
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New Kent Davis Wrapless Desert Ironwood Burl Deluxe Merry Widow Cue--Ebony Handle, Windows!

jazznpool
KD04. New Kent Davis 58' wrapless radially laminated (Padouk core) Desert Ironwood burl super deluxe merry widow cue with Gabon ebony handle. 1.25" at end of buttcap, instead of 1.28". Dash deco rings at all positions. 8 Desert Ironwood burl windows in ebony buttsleeve. Flat face joint 3/8-10 (G10) pin. Two higher tone 13mm shafts (3.40/ 3.42 oz.) with 5/8" linen melamine ferrules and Ultraskin medium tips, Delrin joint protector set included. The cue weighs 19.10/ 19.12 oz., with an 18-1/4 balance with no weight bolt. Prepped for optional cue extension. $2,195.00 shipped and insured 3 day UPS in CONUSA with Goods and Services PayPal (or $2,129.00 Zelle). No trades or other offers. Long time trusted seller, superiorcues.com.
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