This past Wed night I was playing in a competitive practice session with about 20 guys.
Afterward, one of the guys (a friend) comes over to me and starts taking the lid off of a brown centennial case, saying "I have something to show you"..
He pulls out a 1984 Gus true hoppe bumperless 4 pointer with linen wrap.
Ivory sleeve and points with blue veneers. :thumbup::thumbup:
He said Barry brought it to him at SBE and even gave him the build sheet from Gus' book for this cue.
He let me hit some balls with it and it was one of the best hitting cues ever. The cue pinged like a banshee with brilliant feedback. I loved it!
It doesn't always go this way with hitting old masters cues. Often, it's more about the collectibility than the hit. This one had both!!
Just wanted to share a great moment.
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.... :yeah:
best,
brian kc
Afterward, one of the guys (a friend) comes over to me and starts taking the lid off of a brown centennial case, saying "I have something to show you"..
He pulls out a 1984 Gus true hoppe bumperless 4 pointer with linen wrap.
Ivory sleeve and points with blue veneers. :thumbup::thumbup:
He said Barry brought it to him at SBE and even gave him the build sheet from Gus' book for this cue.
He let me hit some balls with it and it was one of the best hitting cues ever. The cue pinged like a banshee with brilliant feedback. I loved it!
It doesn't always go this way with hitting old masters cues. Often, it's more about the collectibility than the hit. This one had both!!
Just wanted to share a great moment.
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.... :yeah:
best,
brian kc
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