Paul Allers 60" Lightweight Ash Player.....

krbsailing

krbsailing

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I've got a very nice Paul Allers Ash playing cue available here with a few very minor bumps and bruises....easily 90% condition.

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A good freind of our's ran into Paul this weekend at a local pool tourney and, well he had to have one of Paul's new pointed/inlayed cues :grin-square:

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Butt is 13 oz at 30 1/16"; a solid 3/8-10 SS wood to wood joint; shaft is 3.5 oz at 29 13/16" with a LBM ferrule and a 12mm Sniper tip; the balance point is approx. 18.5" from the buttend -- it's really really SWEET.

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Exceptional playing instrument without a doubt -- REDUCED PRICE $175 shipped & insured via PayPal :wink:
 
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Looks a lot like Jerry's old cue...from the old Cues-N-Brews days.

Neat cue! No offense to Ken, but these pics do the cue no justice. :sorry: The ash in it is very nice.

Lisa
 
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Sorry Lisa.....

ridewiththewind said:
Looks a lot like Jerry's old cue...from the old Cues-N-Brews days.

Neat cue! No offense to Ken, but these pics do the cue no justice. :sorry: The ash in it is very nice.

Lisa
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no offense taken :grin-square: my pictures leave something to be desired.....like a better photographer :wink:

These might be a little better!?

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It's definitely a nice playing cue for the $$$ :)
 
For those of you who hae never hit with an "ASH" shaft or cue, they hit VERY solid!. I have bought and sold several Snooker cues over the years, which are made from Ashwood, and it is difficult to explain just what kind of hit they have when comparing to the standard maple shafts but they are great playing cues. Great looking cue you have here.
 
Thanks for that insight!

TAP said:
For those of you who hae never hit with an "ASH" shaft or cue, they hit VERY solid!. I have bought and sold several Snooker cues over the years, which are made from Ashwood, and it is difficult to explain just what kind of hit they have when comparing to the standard maple shafts but they are great playing cues. Great looking cue you have here.
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Paul does really make extremely nice playing cues. This Ashwood cue plays very lively :thumbup:
 
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