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    Sold Randy Mobley Purple Heart Merry Widow for sale

    For your consideration is a 27 year-old Randy Mobley Purple Heart Merry Widow signed 1998. This cue is definitely not new but amazingly has no dings or scratches, the Joint and Butt Cap show some fading and signs of wear. Otherwise the cue is in excellent shape. As Randy often does he adds a...
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    Sold Classic Carpenter BEM Merry Widow Player

    No longer available decided to keep this one.
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    Sold Classic Carpenter BEM Merry Widow Player

    Bump for a great cue, with a beast of a shaft.
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    Funny pic/gif thread...

    All the digits are there .
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    A little bit modern, a little bit old school

    Nice setup. Shoot them straight and thanks for sharing.
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    Sold Classic Carpenter BEM Merry Widow Player

    Bump for a beautiful understated player.
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    Sold Classic Carpenter BEM Merry Widow Player

    Does a lot of work with John Showman and worked with Ron Haley before he passed. Here is some more info on Todd in this thread about the collaboration cues he and John Showman made together. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/just-a-tease.540571/
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    Sold Classic Carpenter BEM Merry Widow Player

    No longer available
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    Does the type of joint really affect the value of a cue that much?

    I respect your opinion, but disagree with this statement. Have you played with a Tascarella, Tim Scruggs, Black Boar or Schon with a steal joint? All these cues play great and are still very relevant in the cue sales market. Thanks -don
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    Does the type of joint really affect the value of a cue that much?

    Oops, I quoted the wrong post. Sorry -don
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    Does the type of joint really affect the value of a cue that much?

    Technically I know that if the cue screws together tightly the joint shouldn't matter, but I will only buy cues with 3/8-10, 3/8-11, and 5/16-14 piloted joints. I just have not cared for how cues played that have Radial, Uniloc, and 5/16-18 flat face joints.
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    RIP Joe Salazar

    I remember a Jensen cue where he made the four points look like flames using bright orange cocobolo inlayed into Ebony. Between Ribdoner, Joe Salazar, and me we owned that cue six or seven different times each. LOL Good Times
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    Let's see your gilbert cues

    Here is a unique Gilbert that Andy made for Dan at Shooter's in the late 1990s. I have borrowed it from Dan off and on through the years when I was between cue swaps. LOL
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    Anyone ever deal with recollection cues?

    Tom is 100% good to deal with.
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    Randy Mobley - Double Corona

    Bumping up one of the coolest cues shared here in the gallery. I wish Randy made more cues.
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