Bar beaters or monster players?

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The Rick Howard is a Custom B/J with a small pin. Very Rare. His B/j's are the Mace Cues.And a TS sneakie. Always have one of laying around. Or should I say 2?
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The Rick Howard is a Custom B/J with a small pin. Very Rare. His B/j's are the Mace Cues.And a TS sneakie. Always have one of laying around. Or should I say 2?
Nick :)

Funny you posted those two particular cues.... Heres two Scruggs sneakies and two of Ricks cues. The player is signed Mace and the break jump is a custom with the 3/8x11 pin in both sections.

The two Scruggs and the Mace player are also for sale
 

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My player

My monster player by Tonkin.
 

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Bar beater gilbert.
 

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Here's 2 cues that fly under the radar. I stopped going
to bars 20 years ago, so I'll stop short of calling them
bar beaters. You can stay low profile with these, though.
Searing and Mottey conversions.
 
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