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4 point Moabi, a beautiful African hardwood, lustrous with an attractive inner chatoyance, and nicely figured Bird's Eye Maple. 3/8 - 11 W/W

Butt 14.59 oz

Standard Shaft 4 oz. 12.75 m.m. Nick Varner taper Ivory ferrule Triangle

LD Ferrule-less Shaft 3.71 oz. 12.75 Nick Varner taper Triangle

Balance point 18.75"

$750


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This cue features the same construction technique as found in the Brunswick 26 1/2 cues. Sharp points wherever the two woods meet. Not your ordinary, run of the mill, off the shelf full splice construction.
 
There is a whole lot going on with our cues, and when you get one in your hands, you will agree. PM me with your offer on this fine Billiard instrument.
 
hangemhigh said:
4 point Moabi, a beautiful African hardwood, lustrous with an attractive inner chatoyance, and nicely figured Bird's Eye Maple. 3/8 - 11 W/W

Butt 14.59 oz

Standard Shaft 4 oz. 12.75 m.m. Nick Varner taper Ivory ferrule Triangle

LD Ferrule-less Shaft 3.71 oz. 12.75 Nick Varner taper Triangle

Balance point 18.75"

$750
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man, i haven't heard anyone use the word chatoyance since i left the gemological institute of america in 1990 !

sweet looking cue...
 
Jacksons Quality are the BEST

Damn what a nice Cue, but you have to learn make better Pics:shocked::bow-down:
as show my Pics from Volcano,will sell faster with better Pics my Friend:yes::yes:
Only natural Sunlight without Flash:grin:
Ralf:wink:
 
Big-Tattoo said:
Damn what a nice Cue, but you have to learn make better Pics:shocked::bow-down:
as show my Pics from Volcano,will sell faster with better Pics my Friend:yes::yes:
Only natural Sunlight without Flash:grin:
Ralf:wink:
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I agree Ralf. I will try and use the natural sunlight for my next attempt. I appreciate your advice, and welcome any other's help too. The cue is much more visually pleasing in person.
 
fatsix said:
whats the total length? 58"? Also whats special about the nick varner taper?
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Thanks for taking time to read the thread and ask great questions.

The cue is 58" in length, 29" and 29".

The taper was a collaboration between Bill McDaniel and Nick Varner, and Nick took the cue and won 3 championships that year. The World 9Ball, Challenge of Champions, and Florida 9 ball championship.
 
I have 5 Shafts with the NV Taper 12,75mm and this are the BEST Shafts I ever used.4 Mc Daniels and one Cash Cue Shaft, more are incoming from this Best Stuff:eek::grin:
Ralf
 
Yeah, I was just wondering what the difference between the NV taper was from the rest of the tapers available. Looks like its a long straight taper for a while then goes up a mm or two for a few inches, then real fast to the joint. Any kind of whippyness like the OB1? Hows the flex on the shaft? Can it take some abuse for shots with wicked low english?

Every time i click on this link i want this cue more and more, but the mortgage due next week says, no.
 
fatsix said:
Yeah, I was just wondering what the difference between the NV taper was from the rest of the tapers available. Looks like its a long straight taper for a while then goes up a mm or two for a few inches, then real fast to the joint. Any kind of whippyness like the OB1? Hows the flex on the shaft? Can it take some abuse for shots with wicked low english?

Every time i click on this link i want this cue more and more, but the mortgage due next week says, no.
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More great questions. There is no whippyness in either of the shafts, and they will handle any shot in your arsenal.
 
CA$H Cues ferrule-less shafts now feature KAMUI tips as standard equipment. Great shafts need great tips!
 
Love that Pic and the Wood looks incredible in the Daylight:thumbup2::winknudge:
Hope Jess take also Daylight:wink:
Bump from the Oversea Crew:smile:
 
*next bump from overseas* ^^
really amazing foto of this nice cue - really the perfect light for it!
 
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