Sold Randy Mobley Purple Heart Merry Widow for sale

For your consideration is a 27 year-old Randy Mobley Purple Heart Merry Widow signed 1998. This cue is definitely not new but amazingly has no dings or scratches, the Joint and Butt Cap show some fading and signs of wear. Otherwise the cue is in excellent shape. As Randy often does he adds a unique spin on the classic Merry Widow design by adding a two single maple veneers running the length of the butt and forearm of the cue. I tried to capture this as well as I could in the pictures. The shaft is full and the cue is ready to become someone's monster player out of the box.

Available for quick no-hassle sell at Sold including PP fees and FedEx standard overnight shipping in the Continental US only. I will not ship internationally.

No trades please.

Detailed description and specifications:


Forearm - Purple Heart
Veneers - Two single maple veneers running the length of the butt and forearm
Butt - Purple Heart with black phenolic butt plate
Wrap - Beautiful Elephant Ear wrap that compliments the cue perfectly
Joint - 3/8-10 Brass pin in wood-to-wood configuration. Matching Purple Heart Joint protectors with the same veneer
Rings - No rings, which makes it easy to pair the cue with an after market shaft
Butt Weight - 15.16oz
Shaft - 12.85mm, 3.84oz, looks like an LBM ferrule and a layered tip
Length: 58"

Pictures Attached:

Rebuttal by Johann Chua re Waxgate

A friend of ours has a Ballstar and cleans the balls after every days shooting with their liquid, I have a Diamond home made clone and clean mine every two weeks or so with some Aramith slightly diluted. We play at each others houses and when playing at hers, it's an unbelievable adjustment as to cue ball positioning. any minor draw, becomes a 1/4 table or more. Heck, when pulling them out of the pockets for a new rack, you have to be really careful not to let them fall out of your hand.
She uses too much cleaning solution. With the Ballstar, she should be slightly dampening the sponge with the cleaning solution.

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