Weekend Mystery Cue Club

So picked this up from a friend that acquired it from a Japanese collector who was into JW and TAD and at the time was living in Hawaii. It came with a batch of cues and he never got to ask about it so it just sat around with no shafts with all the other cues he bought until he got around to piecing out the collection. I bought it on the cheap with a beautiful JW BEM Merry Widow.

Cue itself is Coco or some other type of Rosewood, into Purple Heart forearm. Notched diamonds in the points and sleeve with dots and a "thick" Hoppe style cap to finish her off.

I showed these pics to some collector friends I know, who are not on this site, and the general consensus was "possibly" an early Randy Mobley...

So with out further ado, the pics.

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What do y'all think?

Where are all the CF butts?

Why haven't we seen carbon fiber butts proliferate the market? I'm talking about a CF tube with no paint on it, so it will look just like all the CF shafts. Would they be too light? I suppose they could be filled with something like the shafts are to get the weight right? Is there some other reason?

The closest I've seen is one of the Chinese brands I believe has an ugly painted CF tube with wood inside, and it was the old style CF with the cross hatching from the 1990's. I may be remembering wrong on this one.
A CF tube for a butt probably weights from -3-8oz depending on the diameter and wall thickness. Light, but they can obviously be weighted

Figured BEM handle, on a Players PureX pool cue. Real, or Fake / Decal / Graphic Overlay?

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Figured BEM handle, on a Players PureX pool cue. Real, or Fake / Decal / Graphic Overlay?

Have you seen the advertising for Pechaur cues? They advertise Simulated Ebony, on any cues that have any black in them. Basically Black stained Maple, I believe. Even in a lot of their high end models, priced over $1k.

Easy to simulate Ebony (just paint it Black, or stain it Black…

I have a Pechauer cue with simulated ebony, but it is just what they call the outline of the points. It’s not like they are staining “poplar”black and calling it “tulipwood”.

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Where are all the CF butts?

I don't think my Revo hit any better or worse than any 314/Z shafts I've had the prior 20 years, it plays exactly the same to me. But I've had it 5 years now, and there is not an even a hint of a ding, scratch, or wear on it. I can't say the same for any 314/Z or wood butt I've every had, which all get battle scars no matter how careful I am.

I'm not looking for a magic hit with a CF butt. I think a plain butt with nothing on it would sell like hot cakes, if made by one of the Chinese companies and priced at $100 or less for the butt only. There are plenty of CF shafts now that are very nice quality for less than $100. The Crical complete cue with wood butt and a very nice CF shaft is $130 total. If one of those companies used the exact same material and construction technique on the butt that they do on the shaft, sign me right up.

We could probably leave in the car year round, bang it around. No finish to chip. Nothing to warp. Etc. And from what we've seen of the CF shafts, they'd be straighter than the wood butts when new, and definitely straighter over the long term.

Some company is missing a big opportunity IMO.

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