It had 5 floating points in the forearm, beautiful cue. I bought another BH cue, and I love it, but that is the one that got away. Let him know he has a buyer if he ever parts with it for any reason.
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It had 5 floating points in the forearm, beautiful cue. I bought another BH cue, and I love it, but that is the one that got away. Let him know he has a buyer if he ever parts with it for any reason.
Sometimes circumstances and perspective change. Maybe not for you, but for most it would seem.
Well folks I did it. I just met up with my buddy and gave him the little cash I could. He let me have the cues and trusts me to pay him as I can until the total amount is paid off. I'll get him taken care of as soon as possible. I see a lot of overtime in my future but that's ok because my Jensen matched set is now officially back in my possession! I'm so excited right now!
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Now that is a friend. I traded an old green label Mali that was my first player from 1987. Just a plain jane and not much to look at but just a comfort cue. I still have the J/B McDermott that was brand new at the time so it was a "good deal" but I would love to have the Mali back.
Now that is a friend. I traded an old green label Mali that was my first player from 1987. Just a plain jane and not much to look at but just a comfort cue. I still have the J/B McDermott that was brand new at the time so it was a "good deal" but I would love to have the Mali back.
gee, that's strange! the first night I had my schon(SR6), I said to myself, my meucci is gone. haven't missed it(MIKE SIGEL MS-1). SURE MISS THE SCHON, PRATHER, RICH, AND FURY JUMP/BREAK that were stolen.
Pat Mclane? I know Pat Mcleod plays with a Bobby Hunter. I know this because it is the mirrored-image sister cue to my Bobby Hunter. His is 5 floating points of BEM on ebony with BEM buttsleeve, mine is opposite.
Awesome, congrats:thumbup:
Well, I have bought and sold a lot of great cues, but the reason because I sold some great cues, was to free up some cash to make another purchase of another cue.
So to get back some great cues, I would have to look at some of the cues I have now.
I flipped a ton of cues, and some I just bought to resell, but the ones I kept (shown below) were most of my favorites.
Often, I traded into them, verses buying into them.
Ken
So to get back some great cues, I would have to look at some of the cues I have now.
I flipped a ton of cues, and some I just bought to resell, but the ones I kept (shown below) were most of my favorites.
Often, I traded into them, verses buying into them.
Ken
Small world. Is that a 60" cue as well? It was a trip playing Pat in a tournament and realizing his cue was the exact same as mine, only with the woods reversed.
If I could buy back the Richard Black 4-point I had him make me way back in 1978 I would jump on the opportunity. I won a ton of money with that cue in the Philippines and then sold it to an Air Force guy from Texas (if I can remember correctly) when I had RIchard make me another cue in 1981 and send it to me in the Philippines.
I sold the first one before I ever had a chance to really try out the second one (it was a rosewood Casino model). It played NOWHERE near the way the first one played and I still kick myself in the ass for selling it. I sold the second one to a guy in North Dakota because my McDermott C-14 played way better.
That is when I "learned" that just because somebody has their name on a cue doesn't mean they all play the same, even though they are made to the exact same specifications.
Aloha.
I sold the first one before I ever had a chance to really try out the second one (it was a rosewood Casino model). It played NOWHERE near the way the first one played and I still kick myself in the ass for selling it. I sold the second one to a guy in North Dakota because my McDermott C-14 played way better.
That is when I "learned" that just because somebody has their name on a cue doesn't mean they all play the same, even though they are made to the exact same specifications.
Aloha.
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I don't know about the length. I just know that I sold it for the wrong reasons. I needed some quick cash and didn't want to borrow it from dad. Now that I'm financially comfortable, i'd love to find a way to get it back.
Honestly there are NO Cue I have ever owner, I would want back. None were magic, when in play good it was the person, not the Cue that was sinking ball.
No one wants theirs back because of their magic powers. My reasons are sentimental, as I assume others are.
Why? It's not magical...
LMAO...Mike sprinkled pixie dust on it.