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nobody does it better

sweet cue here

Still available.

Been a little while bump.

Very well written and in the end it's all about what the market will bear.

Spot on IMO

When it comes to fancy or inlaid cues. Andy Gilbert gives you the most cue for the money. Give him a price you want to spend and turn him loose. You'll be nothing but pleased. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

Ok .I'll weigh in with my opinion. I think that dollar for dollar nobody give s a better balance of quality construction, playability, and cost then Jeff Olney or Rick Howard. The work produced by these two guys is stellar. They are usually available for cheap on the secondary market and are...

Good Stuff. Like the rack also Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

This ball making precision instrument arrived a few days ago. I'm gonna give it to a friend of mine that shoots professional photo's so we can really see the beauty of this cue.

I see this word used a lot and wondered who is considered a flipper or what it takes to be considered a flipper. Is a flipper a guy that buys one cue uses it for a period, sells it, then buys another cue? Does it matter if he makes or looses money in the process? Or is a flipper a guy that...

Was thinking the same thing.

Many cuemakers definately have lists. The ones I can think of off the top of my head are Haley, Searing, Showman, Szamboti, Mobley, Barrenbrugge, Southwest. I'll pretty much guarentee you wont call any of these guys and have a cue in 9 months. There are people that have been on lists or have...

You two should get a room . LOL

When did it become a bad thing to make money? That being said I gave up trying to figure out the cue market. Now I just buy what I like. Some are cheap some are more. Does anyone really care, probably not. It is distressing to see so many people inaccurately portray their stuff , Lie , cheat...

Which cuemaker gives you the most cue for the money. I'll reserve my opinion for later.

Yes unfortunately there some gaps I would like to fill. I need a Searing, Manzio, Gina, and a Haley. I think I'll need about 25k to make that happen. I can blame all this on Jamie as he is the one who sold me my first custom (a Capone). I've found that you can get amazing cues at just about...

I was looking at that one but unfortunately the weight is a deal breaker.

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Yea, missing is a Blackcreek, one of yours , and two more Olneys. Next I gotta start work in on my golf ball collection Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk