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John Davice Blank Pushing this old post back up to the top. Another example of John Davis' fine work. RIP Mr. Davis TW

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You have a great cue there. I have a similar Runde, but it has a steel joint. I hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine. TW

Here is mine, Davis conversion by John. Didn't notice this was in the "wanted" section, never mind!

I shoot on a table with black Simonis. It's really hard to see where the where the edges of the rails are on the far end of the table and the pocket openings just all blend together. I'm a fan of blue or green. Just my $.02

Here is my favorite full splice, we've become partners in crime;-)

I have a purpleheart bumperless Runde Hoppe made in the fall of 2013 that is just like yours , without the year. I'm not sure when he identifies the year and when he doesn't Nice cue you have!

Here is my favorite cue, this one will be with me forever.

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I think, if you were to send this request to Evan Clarke, he would tell you that it's an R3 that they embellished with inlays and charged the customer on a per inlay basis. I have an R series that doesn't fit into any category as well. Nice cue, thanks for sharing.

I have a bumperless Hoppe as well as one with a bumper. I love the way the bumperless cue looks and feels. I used to stuff a 4"x4" square piece of indoor/outdoor carpet in my case to set my cue on when I was playing on wooden or concrete floors. The bumperless cue likes to slide on smooth...

This is one of my favorites, and lives in my office.

Congratulations, that is a beautiful cue! I have been shooting a Davis conversion for the the past 4 years, and absolutely love it. I hope you like your conversion as much as I do mine.

Nice cues! Here are a couple of mine, the butterfly conversions was towards the end. The Tulip cue is quite similar to yours with the clock hands.

Here you go.