looking for suggestions

I have a few Schmelkes..... very well made. Nice to play with. Only nit pick is if using an aftermarket shaft (REVO, 312, etc,) there is a slight lip at the joint ...but not a deal breaker. My buddy has a Schmelke Bocote sneaky and it's a beautifully figured piece of wood.
oh that is great to know, alot for what i need to know. ill have you know for me for a cue is break and play, since at this time i dont want a decated break que, im more a player just rather not have wrap. so the ones i am looking at are maple shaft.

Cue Sports International

I don’t know what you mean by race numbers but the second you said you were going to get a lawyer involved I would done the same thing they did. In today’s world of everyone wants to sue as soon as they don’t get their way you would have been banned from me as well.
So your answer to persons question is to totally ignore them repeatedly for over 8 months of legit questioning? Got it! Wouldn’t do business with you either

looking for suggestions

thank you, just not sure, since i havent tried either, and well not sure if i can for my area, even with over 30 years playing, i dont think i have tried these brands
I have a few Schmelkes..... very well made. Nice to play with. Only nit pick is if using an aftermarket shaft (REVO, 312, etc,) there is a slight lip at the joint ...but not a deal breaker. My buddy has a Schmelke Bocote sneaky and it's a beautifully figured piece of wood.

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McDermott GS Cues -- Where's the Love?

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McDermott GS cues have a 3/8x10 wood-to-wood joint and a solid maple shaft with a long traditional ferrule. This joint, shaft and ferrule combination is found on quite a lot of custom cues today
I've played with one and it feels much like a lot of the custom cues I've played with. So I wonder why these aren't wildly popular.
McDermott needs to say something like your comments in its GS cue description:

Willie hoppe cue and Brunswick case help

It is definitely an outsourced Brunswick cue.
Like I said they are a little bit different than the ones made by Brunswick from the early 40's through the middle 60's. I believe there were 7 different iterations.
All had different labels, handy for telling the timeline.
The Japan cues had bright veneers and nice Rosewood, and the finish was a higher standard than the earlier versions with a better fitting leather wrap, and a longer pin.
I have many Hoppes in my collection but I don't have a green/white label.
Or a black label or a Adam Hoppe. I need to do better :geek:

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