I'd just play with a Gus or SW, problem solved
Cue Shopping
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I looked all around this site but didn't see where the cues are made.
TipWilson
Well-known member
Thanks. My confusion.
(Edited my post)
What does that mean?
I wanted a cue to keep in my car. This cue has a uniloc quick release joint so I’m going to match it up with one of my Revo shafts.
At $113 I’m not expecting to much. For a extra $9 it came with a case. The ad says made in America.
The ad does say that but a Uniloc joint, Tiger tip, rock maple shaft, leather wrap, weight bolt system, ... made in the US for about $50 their cost? What are the chances?
The listing on Amazon:
TipWilson
Well-known member
While I do own 3 of their uniloc cues, I seriously doubt they are made in USA.
The selling company is in USA.
My revo 11.8 uniloc fits and performs just fine.
Had to spawn another shaft
Retired, getting back to the tables after 20+ years of inactivity. Wanted to try something different, so I grabbed a new Jacoby shaft. Just arrived today. Tomorrow I'll get my first test drive. I do ok with my gen1 Predator Z shaft, but felt the urge to get something new. I have very little...
forums.azbilliards.com
Billiards.com is a site that give 10% off the same prices as the other internet sites charge and if you keep your product in the cart long enough they come back with 15% off vs 10%. Example purchased a cue listed at $667.25 (same as anyone else's price) but was emailed a code for 10% off $667.25 however, I wasn't ready to follow through later, I received a code for 15 % off and saved a total of $100.08. Shipping is UPS ground (free) with other choices available and you receive a free 1X1 hard case.
I'll let you know how it goes once the cue arrives. Here is the link: https://www.billiards.com/
I'll let you know how it goes once the cue arrives. Here is the link: https://www.billiards.com/
71dewajack
Active member
I've heard people speak well of Omega Billiards, but I have no personal experience dealing with them.
Pocket Change
Active member
Well, what did you end up going with? ...and why?
skiergd011013
Well-known member
absolutely phenomenal. They were the last vendor to still have ob cue extensions in stock after ob went under. I ordered one, and it came in chipped/damaged. I called, spoke to a friendly woman, and she sent me a replacement no questions asked. I wouldnt hesitate to do business with them.
SeniorTom
Well-known member
Yes they did make a mistake, but it was an honest mistake. At least what you receive from them is a genuine cue stick made from the manufacturer you expected to be from. They sent you a return label so it looks like lived up to their side of the bargain the best they could. I would definitely not hesitate ordering from Seyberts.
Maybe they were referring to the box they are shipping it in. LOL
When I needed them to come through on my first time, they botched it. So, I'm done with them but that shouldn't stop anyone else from ordering from them.
A cue. So, I can use it in league play.
Mike Hoang the owner of Omega Billiards is a good guy to deal with, but they are limited on their selection of cues.
Ordered Champion Dragon on July 3, received today July 6
Cost $133 with case, tax, free ship.
Included joint protectors and a glove.
Revo fit perfect, but is it really a uniloc joint as advertised?
I’m happy with my new cue.
Cost $133 with case, tax, free ship.
Included joint protectors and a glove.
Revo fit perfect, but is it really a uniloc joint as advertised?
I’m happy with my new cue.
