***Let's see your Jeff Olney cues***

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Nice figure in both of those woods, I really like them together in that combo with the brown joint collar and butt cap! Congrats on what I'm sure will be a killer player!

 

[jeff olney]

The first pic is a cue that got a couple firsts a few weeks ago at the state, good shooting Dan, maybe he has a pic. A few other pics also. Thanks for looking. Jeff

 

[jeff olney]

A Few older pics, from the above post below Dan's cue is a 20 year old cue I just rewrapped for Brian, I do believe is has more games on that cue than any other I have made, looks like he kept in good shape while shooting a ton of games with it. Jeff

 

[slide13]

So many good looking cues, hard to pick a favorite! Okay, first cue posted in the post right above me, that would do nicely. Love seeing the pics, thanks for posting Jeff.

 

[TheTablePro]

Hits like an Olney!

Love love love the hit on this cue which just arrived yesterday. Jeff had his radar on and called me after hitting just 2 racks with it :thumbup:. It's so different from my old school Olney, which is one of a kind in design and hit. This one took a few racks to adjust to the lower deflection but holy moly is this thing full of sweet spots! Has that sound you look for in a cue everytime you hit the cue ball! Weighs in at 18.2, has a G10 pin, B.E. handle, Bacote butt and arm w/5 slotted rings. PJ in comparison to my "classic" but it's gonna be a great player! Thanks for the acceptional craftsmanship Jeff!!! I'll snap a few more photo's when the sun dcides to show itself again.....this one is from my cell.

Robin

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[slide13]

That's a beauty!!! Love the wood on that one.

Why is it lower deflection, something special about that shaft?

 

[Remy]

You went wrapless on that one, nice cue Robin

 

[TheTablePro]

Slide - there's a little more meat in the taper on this shaft compared to my 23 year old Olney. It's noticeable enough to me without even putting a gage on it. 23 years is a long time using one cue!

Tony - decided to try the thinner butt Olney's and wrapless for a change. Feels quite different from that lizard wrap!!!

 

[rhatten]

Love love love the hit on this cue which just arrived yesterday. Jeff had his radar on and called me after hitting just 2 racks with it :thumbup:. It's so different from my old school Olney, which is one of a kind in design and hit. This one took a few racks to adjust to the lower deflection but holy moly is this thing full of sweet spots! Has that sound you look for in a cue everytime you hit the cue ball! Weighs in at 18.2, has a G10 pin, B.E. handle, Bacote butt and arm w/5 slotted rings. PJ in comparison to my "classic" but it's gonna be a great player! Thanks for the acceptional craftsmanship Jeff!!! I'll snap a few more photo's when the sun dcides to show itself again.....this one is from my cell.

Robin

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Robin is right... this cue plays REAL GOOD...

I hit some balls this weekend with it, beautiful. :thumbup:

Randy

 

[TheTablePro]

Thanks Randy! Jeff will like hearing that when he makes an appearance here. Haven't had it a week yet and have had 3 offers on it already. There are a bunch of Olney enthusiasts on AZ!

 

[Player Rick]

Yes there is. I own 4 with another forthcoming.

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Here is my beloved '09 birdseye plain jane. Sent it off to Jeff to get a second shaft for it and he was nice enough to rewrap it for me while he had it as well. It used to have a black/green linen wrap which was nice, but I've always had a thing for maple cues with white based wraps.

Got it back the other day and plan to put in a long session with it at the table tomorrow....oh how I wish I had a home table so I could play with it before then!

Thanks Jeff!

 

[Remy]

Here is my beloved '09 birdseye plain jane. Sent it off to Jeff to get a second shaft for it and he was nice enough to rewrap it for me while he had it as well. It used to have a black/green linen wrap which was nice, but I've always had a thing for maple cues with white based wraps.

Got it back the other day and plan to put in a long session with it at the table tomorrow....oh how I wish I had a home table so I could play with it before then!

Thanks Jeff!

That is a nice cue Chris, hang on to it

 

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Thanks Tony! It may not be fancy but it sure does play nice. I'm still in awe of the value, the quality for the price is unmatched in my experience. This cue was some of the best money I've ever spent.

 

[Remy]

Here's 3 I would never part with:

Jeff's first ever half joint 5/16x14, a rare Brazilian rosewood and and a 4 point falme veneer.

 

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Wow, those are all really nice! I love those elongated diamond inlays on the flame veneered cue, that is particularly beautiful!

 

[jeff olney]

A few more pics of Robin's cue and also a coco cue for Carter. The bottom pic is burl with a little epoxy rub on. Thanks for looking Jeff

 

[jeff olney]

A few other pics. Jeff

 

[jeff olney]

Thanks for looking and a few more pics. Jeff

 

[jeff olney]

Tony V pau ferro cue with 12 points 6 are recuts. Jeff