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DAVID Elliot trade for break cue

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I have a really nice 19 oz David Elliot cue (made in the nitti shop) it has two 29 inch matching maple shafts 13mm one has a milk dud the other a wizard i believe the shaft with the wizard tips hasn't been chalked the other shows normal use .

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Cue is in good used condition has a few dings in the bottom of the butt it seems all of mine get them..not bad but shown in photos
Ive switched to lighter cues ..so im looking to trade this cue for a bk rush or cuetec breach and a little cash to even the deal..only cue trade id be interested is if you happen to have a 16 oz player you'd be interested in trading
I value the cue at 1500.00 ill take that in cas as well.
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I bought my first carbon fiber shaft (the Jacoby V5 with a dimed 12.1mm tip). I have questions. FIRST POST!!!

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Abel_Mabel said:
Thanks for your input. I have played pool for the last 15 years, just haven't lived where there is league play. They bring people in at a 3 or a 1 out here, and so I said 3. Moved up to 4 in 6 matches. I'm not sure what level I am for sure, but I feel solid on my fundamentals, regardless.

@slide13 Thanks for your perspective. what firmness is your Kamui black; ss/s/m/h?
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It's a Kamui Black Medium. I much prefer a medium tip on the Jacoby shafts since they feel softer than a Revo to start with.
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Jacoby custom cue Heritage L4

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The Heritage L4 Cue is crafted with Zircote. It is emblazoned with rings and inlays of different materials defining this cue’s look. The forearm as well as the butt sleeve are made from Zircote. The spiderweb grain gives the wood its striking appearance. Genuine Leather lizard print completes the wrap section. There are twelve Abalone circles, one hundred twenty small pieces of Jewelers Bronze, thirty-six Abalone inlays, forty-four White Juma inlays, and 8 Black Juma inlays designing this cue. This cue is complete with a radial pin and a 12.7MM Ultra Pro Shaft.​

1895 shipped in the US
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Jacoby custom cue HB6 V2

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Constructed with BirdsEye Maple, Zircote, and Gold Web Veriscite Inlay. BirdsEye Maple makes up the forearm. The wrap section is made with Highly Figured Zircote. Enhancing the HB6 V2's bold design is Thirty-Six White Juma Index Stitches, eight Zircote Points, Twentyfour Gold Web Veriscite Inlays, and Sixteen Holly Inlays. Giving this cue the grand total of Eight-Eight hand place inlays. This cue is finalized with a Radial pin and ultra shaft​


1695 shipped in the US
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Best All-Around Production Cue for ~$1000 (Value, Playability, Durability, Support)?

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After great success with southwest over the years I thought id try a carbon fiber cue after trying a couple of name brands I settled on a jflowers cue with smo shaft. Finding the right tip took some time but my old trusty milk dud gave me great performance from the shaft. after taking time to get used to literally no deflection and a great hit this cue is a winner.
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Best All-Around Production Cue for ~$1000 (Value, Playability, Durability, Support)?

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maha said:
stupid thread as the best cue for anyone is the one that they feels has the hit they like and has tried it out. that's why buying unseen almost never can be the best cue for you.

although in essence most will adapt to any sound cue if played with it for a time.

most anyway buy by looks and not by feel after trying it out.
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I blindly bought a Meucci last year and I totally loved that thing, sadly it was stolen.

But it was a blind buy of $380 rather than $1000 + dollars.
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Best All-Around Production Cue for ~$1000 (Value, Playability, Durability, Support)?

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stupid thread as the best cue for anyone is the one that they feels has the hit they like and has tried it out. that's why buying unseen almost never can be the best cue for you.

although in essence most will adapt to any sound cue if played with it for a time.

most anyway buy by looks and not by feel after trying it out.
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