Hey Chris,
By the time I saw the post, the Scruggs cue was already sold. I have a similar Scruggs, 4 points, no veneers, but more ring work. Also cocobola but regular black scruggs butt cap. Can you tell me about what the market price on these type cues are? I'd appreciate it. Don't know that I'll sell my Scruggs but have thought about it.
Thanks, Steve (simmer1)
That front desk job you had in Northeastern Nevada, wouldn't of been at that little casino/hotel you worked at when you lived in Elko for that short time, would it?
Hi Paul

Wondering if you are the same fellow who went by the name of pwnettle on a vb forum 10 years ago? If so, JDT says hello!
i will give $2600 cash and pickup diamond table and light and accessories asap let me know before i buy different table
Aloha, I will be watching a set up of g.c. at my hall and want to ensure quality work. what should I look out for and what questions should I ask.
i do have a 60" SW that I bought new in 86, I will never sell that cue-its family you understand.

I have a couple other 60" cues but nothing really forsale. My advice for you, and I consider this solid advice-if your going to play with it have the cue built for you. Pick a cue maker figure out what you want and build it-thats what I did with that SW. The reason I suggest this because there are not lots of 60" cues for sale. Or perhaps you want 60.5" or 59.5" or 59" when you build a cue to play with you can dial it in to what you want. If your looking for a cue to collect and use now and then; in that case shop around for something thats already to go.

thats how I see it, one disadvantage to that is when you have a cue made it might not play good when you get it, thats happened to me more than once. So if you find a used or new 60" cue you can test drive that's not a bad plan either. but I like the idea of building a cue the best.


let me know if I can help.

best

eric
Thank you very much and say hi to Keith. I can't shoot that well so I sweat the green felt jungle with the monsters like the Ether back in the day at the L.A. Opens & the Hardtimes.

I remember your reports about you and your's experiences at the IPT - those were great times especially your experience with the mini suites at the Venetian and your cross country trek back home.

Be well.
You're one of the good guys, and you deserve the very best on your birthday today!

Cal, Thanks for the quick shipping on the Gilbert break/jump. The cue is in nice condition.
I wanted to leave you a message earlier but am busy with school and work. I just joined the forum in April and Rossaroni told me about the cue. Thanks again, Dan

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