G garczar AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jan 31, 2016 #1 Which ferrule comes closest to duplicating the feel and sound of ivory?
P pdcue AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jan 31, 2016 #2 garczar said: Which ferrule comes closest to duplicating the feel and sound of ivory? Click to expand... Buckhorn or some other antler material. If you want man made, there is nothing - IMHO - that comes close enough to bother with YMMV Dale
garczar said: Which ferrule comes closest to duplicating the feel and sound of ivory? Click to expand... Buckhorn or some other antler material. If you want man made, there is nothing - IMHO - that comes close enough to bother with YMMV Dale
whammo57 Kim Walker Silver Member Jan 31, 2016 #3 What makes you think ivory ferrules have a special feel and sound??? Kim
cueman AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jan 31, 2016 #4 The old 1980's cue balls cut up played as close to ivory as anything I saw, but they were still not just like Ivory.
The old 1980's cue balls cut up played as close to ivory as anything I saw, but they were still not just like Ivory.
eddie0776 Bishop Cues Silver Member Feb 1, 2016 #6 Buck horn and saber both seemed to have a softer hit than ivory to me, but thats just me. I agree with chris the closest thing is older cue balls (old mudd balls)
Buck horn and saber both seemed to have a softer hit than ivory to me, but thats just me. I agree with chris the closest thing is older cue balls (old mudd balls)
