Rverend H said:

If I could get a est value I want to sell it

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That's a tough one. I tend to avoid the value issue. Since you ordered it, it is a personal treasure. You really want to sell it? As a collectable, documentation helps. Signed letter from you, an evaluation from McDermott. Receipts for purchase and any work done on it. Condition means a lot too, and I see it has some finish issues.

It's not worth a helluva lot like a big name custom. McDermott fans will dig it. I do collect McDermott. I am mostly a bargain hunter, but not always. I'll even overpay for a cue I really want.

Ryan Theewen of RAT cues does great stack leather wraps. He also did my cork wrap many years ago and it’s still going strong.

I haven’t seen his other leather wraps but I’m sure they are great.

Frosty said:

Can we put an end to this lie once and for all? All you people trying to justify the ridiculous purchase of $20+ chalk by saying “it’s the cleanest chalk around”, horse [emoji90]. It’s been banned in the hall I play in, as well as any chalk that isn’t Blue, as it makes little green marks ALL over the blue Simonis, it’s a mess. The guy that maintains the tables there told the owner he could ban any chalk other than that which is Blue in color, or find a new guy to maintain his tables for him.

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Very strange. Every hall I play in has blue cloth, and many people (including me) use Pagulayan or V10 and I never see “all these little green marks all over”.

But let someone play with Predator 1080 or the old Kamui and there are visible blue marks everywhere!

Also have these Samsara shafts available.....

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Available

Pending

I have one. It has a black joint ring with a thin silver band in the middle of the ring. Does not have an ivory ferrule. Shaft is straight and very clean.

I have a 30 inch Barnhart Kielwood, 12.4mm, .842 at the joint.

axejunkie said:

Cue arrived on June 12 intact. Eight days late when all settled. It did move quickly once arriving at my regional office.

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Cue arrived on June 12 intact. Eight days late when all settled. It did move quickly once arriving at my regional office.