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4 point ebony into Birdseye maple with black, white, blue, and white veneers. Weight is 19 ounces and both shafts are 13mm. One shaft is new and the other was only used a few times. Length is 58 inches, 3/8 radial Brass pin. Cue rolls straight. Comes with 6 inch extension and joint protectors...

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Full splice 4 point highly figured curly maple into Kingwood. 4 veneers (black/orange/green/natural) Joint and Hoppe ring are the good stuff. Cue is in flawless condition. Shaft is brand new from Chad Carter made with the best maple wood he had available. Joint and shaft have a nice tight fit...

Still available, this is a really nice cue plays lights out. I'll let it go for $1300 including shipping. If not it's going back in the case

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I've contacted the original owner, but I'm still waiting on a response. I'll let you know asap

For sale is a 4 point ebony cue with teal veneers. Cue rolls straight and is in excellent shape. All the points and veneers are dead even and the inlays are flawless. Truly a well made cue that hits amazing. Both shafts are original however one of the ferrules has been replaced. Original ferrule...

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Bump, price drop to $1500.00 including shipping

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Brand new condition 4 point cocobolo sneaky pete. Never been hit, tip has a chalk mark from being stored in a case but other than that it is flawless. 29/29 even split. Ultraskin black med tip, 3/8×11 brass pin Butt 15.2 oz Shaft 3.7 oz 12.8mm Asking $290 including shipping

For sale is a beautiful 8 point Barbell cue. Cue has 4 veneers and Mother of Pearl inlays.Cue rolls straight both together and apart. No dings or dents on the butt or shafts. 5/16x14 SS joint. 29/29 even split Butt 15.2 oz Shaft #1 4.6 oz 12.9mm Shaft #2 4.1 oz 12.72mm Asking $1600 including...

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I think a lighter cue helps you draw the ball because you have more wrist snap. Try shooting a draw shot by only moving your wrist and not your arm and you'll be amazed at how far you can draw the ball by only doing that.

Not yet, those were just the sellers pics but it should be coming in the mail today so I will give an update soon.

I think it depends what you're looking for, I called up Al because of the reputation his Sneaky Pete's have. There have been many people on here that highly recommend his cues for the hit they posess. That was the reason I went with his suggestions, because I wanted the cue to have the type of...

I'm not sure if there's any real science behind it, I have heard people say that before. My theory is that a lighter cue makes it easier to have more wrist action, and a good wrist snap will make the cue ball spin more. I'm sure there's plenty of threads on this site that discuss the topic