My 1st pfd

snowmon34

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My 1st new to me Pfd ( Original owner never hit a ball with this cue)

I've had several opportunities in the past to own one of
these cues, but for 1 one reason, or another I never pulled the trigger..

Paul Drexler delivers on all levels with this cue...
One word IMPRESSIVE!!







 
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Reminds me of the PFD cue on www.superiorcues.com. Martin has really nice cues in his inventory.

I've seen a few of Paul's cues using this gunsight inlay design, however, I think the selection of this dark wood for the forearm is what really makes this design click...IMO.

And you know I'm strictly an ivory joint fan.....my custom Runde Schon was completed in '85 before I knew any better.......Anyway, this cue just looks handsome.

Matt B.
 
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Nice

Very tasteful.

I like understated designs and in my experience, Paul is an excellent person to work with to execute ideas. He possesses the experience and skills to bring something to life.

Congrats and enjoy.
 
PFD is one of the all time greats. A master of many styles, yours is beautiful.
 
Reminds me of the PFD cue on www.superiorcues.com. Martin has really nice cues in his inventory.

I've seen a few of Paul's cues using this gunsight inlay design, however, I think the selection of this dark wood for the forearm is what really makes this design click...IMO.

And you know I'm strictly an ivory joint fan.....my custom Runde Schon was completed in '85 before I knew any better.......Anyway, this cue just looks handsome.

Matt B.

It's the same cue..
The owner of this cue never hit a ball with it...
 
I have owned a few and played with several more.

I wont say they all play exactly alike, but they sure play as close to same cue to cue that I have played.

Paul must have a formula and sticks to it on cues.

I really like mine.:thumbup:

So if you like one, you will probably like them all. If you dont like it, you probably should look elsewhere.

Ken
 
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