Both cue makers make great cues, i give the nod a bit to Gilbert.
cbi
Good comparison in my opinion.
Both great playing cues
Andy Gilbert seems to getting real popular, a little more sought after, but Nitti cues are up there.
My last Cue was a Gilbert. Loved it.. When we moved to where we are at I sold it. (and the break jump and instroke case) to buy that damn Dining room table that we don't use so were selling it and buying a pool table.. (only part of the money went for the table)
How F-ed up is that.. lol
Not too, you know women...
Put the dining room set in the WFS in trade for a Nitti, then trade the Nitti for another Gilbert.
Or the other way around.
How F-ed up is that?
LMAO There ya go.. Well I already knew when we moved here I would not be playing because it was too far to drive. We did not have a table so I made the choice to sell the cues. I did not lose any money on them I got a great deal in both the cue and the case (both were new) I had traded a Schon and a few $ for the cue but I did not have much in the Schon so that just reduced what I had into the Gilbert. The case I got at Whole Sale so I was able to sell everything for what I had in it.
The bad thing is I can't replace it for that.. LOL
Both cue makers make great cues, i give the nod a bit to Gilbert.
cbi
My last Cue was a Gilbert. Loved it.. When we moved to where we are at I sold it. (and the break jump and instroke case) to buy that damn Dining room table that we don't use so were selling it and buying a pool table.. (only part of the money went for the table)
How F-ed up is that.. lol
Next time sell the wife...and you can have one of each. 15 years ago I made a third of what I make today. Had three cars and couldn't spend what I made.
The other day my wife spent $90 for shoes for my 13 month old. He barley stands let alone walk. Maybe I can sell her off for the new case I want?