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**** Listing is now sold. Thanks for all inquiries.

Thank you for reply. Found a simpler method. Will post another pic shortly.

I'm known for decent deals on here. Apology if my decision is any inconvenience for you. I'm sadly giving up the game due to health and convenience. Otherwise, no way in the world would I be letting this thing go. Also, I know Eddie Cohen, and value his skill, so this is a harsh realization for...

Have a turn key table slayer and case both in great condition. Giving up the game and this cue is something that should be enjoyed. Cohen Cue: 3/8 x 10 joint pin 19.5 oz. (adjustable +/-) 58.5 in. Ebony into nice bird's eye with vibrant blue veneers. 3 shafts... 12.75mm. 1- well played LBM...

Cue is sold. Thanks to all that were interested.

Thanks for looking.

I'll post new pic in edited post later.

Cue is sold.

You're a funny guy. Not "ha ha" funny. Just funny.

Some of the best playing cues made for the money. Period.

If you're just learning about English, than starting off with a "low deflection" shaft is going to do you a disservice if you don't learn about the fundamentals of pool dynamics. There's nothing wrong with a house cue for learning basic mechanics. Until you know how to intentionally manipulate...

Case is sold pp

Cue is sold. Thanks all for your interest. And yes, most of Shelby's cues will be the modified 3/8 X 10 pin.

Thanks for interest.

You checked atlas billiard supply?

Here is a genuine hens tooth if ever was one. Awesome offering!

I saw the thread title and thought that guy with the fake scruggs shafts popped back up again lol

I usually hit a few balls unchalked and pick which I'm going to play with before chalking the tip. The other one usually goes untouched until I sell the cue. If I've kept it, then 1 shaft just never gets any use really.

Nice pics! Post the rest of those high end ivory loaded Morris cues you found. You're a brave person if you sent those cues in the mail to get polished up. You truly are a gambler!

I have been asked to offer information and history on cues in the for sale section more than once. I never felt it was a TOS violation. If I ever wanted a listing bumped back up I'd just bring it up top every week. People used to list items so often a thread could get buried pages deep within a...