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Don't waste your time or money...

Shipment received, and as always, more than satisfied. The wood looks awesome! Thanks again Bob.

I would take him up on his offer, because mine are $50. LOL

Payment sent. As always, thank you Bob! You're simply top notch!!

I'll take the amboyna and the 2 red morrell please.

I spoke with the gentleman on the phone yesterday. He's firm on the price. Makes me glad I bought the one I did. Better price and way closer to my house.

Yeah sure, blame the patina on the former owner! [emoji41] Seriously, nice case! GLWS

My bad. I haven't spent a lot of time on AZ of late, and just now saw that Mike shut down the raffles. Since I believe St Jude is a worthy cause I'll continue this raffle on Facebook. If you're interested contact me, if not I'll not post in this thread again. Thanks

Thanks Greg...

Hey Folks, I'm going to raffle off an Esoteric cue that I designed and helped Rick build. We started with a John Davis blank 4pt cocobolo with 4 veneers (Titleist) into curly maple. The cue has a black leather wrap and alternating oval and razor inlays in the buttsleeve with 2 notched diamonds...

Love me some Szamboti, Barry or Gus!

Keep that for yourself, and buy a cue with some other form of payment/trade. It's worth more to you than anyone due to it's history of being in your family. JMHO...

@Pesco... Chances are, uh....no! There were only 69 real ZL-1's manufactured in 1969. There were a significantly greater amount of COPO's, but the all aluminum 427's were limited to 69.

It is common courtesy to acknowledge your opponent in whatever means you see fit, a nod, handshake, good luck or whatever. If not, you're asking for trouble. I have seen some real dirty, low down, under-handed crap pulled by pool players. So unless my opponent acknowledges the fact that the game...

Thanks Troy. It's been a long time coming, and it feels good to finally be able to follow the dream.

Barry Szamboti

Let me start by saying thank you to Rick for opening up his shop, and his willingness to teach me. I've been buying/selling/collecting cues since 1982. I've been fascinated with cue construction from day one. In my experience it's very hard to find a magician willing to teach you how to pull a...

So because I asked my buddy to take pictures for me and send them to me, you naturally think that's who made the cue? Is that what you're saying? Or from these 3 pictures posted you have ascertained that's the Cuemaker?

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Several "ones". 1) Runde-era Schon R-12, because it was my first custom cue. 2) 4pt Gus 4 window cue, just because it's a Gus. 3&4) Searings, 'nuff said. 5) SouthWest fancy cue. I'm sure I could name a few more, but I'm trying to refrain from jumping off the ledge of the Sears Tower.