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Sold 🔥🔥🔥 4Sale: 💥💢💥 Beautiful Jet Black African Ebony 4pts on BEM BOB ZIDE Cue💥💢💥 🔥🔥🔥

KenneyTran
🔥🔥🔥 4Sale: 💥💢💥 Beautiful Jet Black African Ebony 4pts on BEM BOB ZIDE Cue💥💢💥 🔥🔥🔥 $OLD USD OBO.

This is about as close as you’ll get to a Dennis Searing cue without paying the price of a genuine Searing. It plays remarkably similar to a Searing, yet comes at roughly one-third of the price.

Bob Zide spent years practicing and learning the craft of cue making under Dennis Searing, and that experience is reflected in the quality, feel, and playability of his cues.

⭐️ About Bob Zide ⭐️ (Per Devor)
Bob started building cues part time in 2001 in Margate, Florida while he was working full time as a baker.

He learned about cues from his father who did cue repair work in California.

Bob bought equipment from Arnot Wadsworth and after learning from Arnot he started making cues. He has learned a lot from Dennis Searing and he used to help Dennis a couple of days a week.

The finish is nothing short of amazing. Every aspect of this cue is perfect. I've yet to see anyone but Bob make a stainless steel joint like this one. The shaft wood is some of the tightest I ever seen. The joint protectors alone top off this beautiful cue.

Thank you, Bob.
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Spec:

💥 4 Points in Jet Black African Ebony points on BEM Nose.
💥 Delrin butt cap with Jet Black African Ebony Handle.
💥 Pin: 5/16-14 (Pilot) pin
💥 Wrap: LikeNew Pigskin wrap
💥 Butt. 15.63 oz
— Two shafts included
💥 Shaft1. 3.97 oz @ 13.15mm (test hit)
💥 Shaft2. 3.64 oz @ 13.10mm (new)

This cue is clean and excellent condition, no issues at all.
ORIGINAL Shaft and cue are straight together or separate.

priced is in USD (includes shipping & fees)
Insurance available at buyer’s expense.
Payment accepted via PayPal, F&F or G&S(4% on top)

Video upon request. I have many references if needed. Feel free to reach out via dm with any questions you may have and thank you for viewing
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SightRight: Stunned by how good this is

Jude Rosenstock
Patrick Johnson said:
I don’t think a one-eyed player needs it - “vision center” is for coping with 2-eyed vision and a dominant eye.

pj
chgo
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You'd be surprised. From what I've seen just in myself, I would stand to the side of the shot to measure it. Feeney says this is very common for pool players. Although you're right - it's designed specifically to accommodate two eyes, the habit of standing to the side of the shot can still happen. Honestly, I didn't realize I was doing it until I got the tool and I didn't fully correct it until I met with Feeney.
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SightRight: Stunned by how good this is

Island Drive
I've found this to work for me....when I kick out my left foot I stop when my right eyes in line with the contact point on the obj. ball.
If I ''kick out'' too much I hit the obj ball too fat, ''kick out'' too little I over cut the shot. Since I know before I get down on the shot what cueing and speed I need to pocket the ball, my walk up is always slightly different/as I develop my feel for that shot/play conditions/needed cueing.
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Fred “Scooter” Goodman is a thief. Here’s how he stole from me:

GoldCrown
JAM said:
I learned the hard way that one should never lend anything to anyone in the pool room, to include cues, if they are okay with never getting paid back and/or, in this case, returned.

There are a few trustworthy souls, fortunately, but they are too far and few in between in the pool world, sad to say. Today, I am owed close to $300 from various sources over the years, never got paid back, and I consider myself lucky. I quit lending money to anyone in the pool room, especially those who enjoy games of stake.

I'm sorry this happened to you.
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Most trustworthy souls will will not ask/borrow. I was asked one time if I’d lend a cue
to someone’s friend that I know so they could play together. I politely declined.
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Cues for Sale... Without Extensions

GideonF
mikemosconi said:
I highly recommend full CF material for an extension as it is so light on the cue that cue balance is unaffected.

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I have found that the rear extension should be 10 to 14 inches in order to reach most shots on a 58 inch cue. The 8 inch extensions have more limited value IMO.
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I have an original 8” Predator extension that I got a decade ago. It’s wood and a bit heavy.

I later picked up a cheap stackable 8” CF and aluminum 8” extension that is light as a feather. I use that one as my primary extension and probably 19 times out of 20 it’s long enough. That 1 in 20 I need even more length I screw in the 8” Predator - giving me a crazy 16” long extension.
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