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I would go with a traditional build vs. a sneaky pete. The reason I favor the traditional basic cue over the SP is that I as a builder have a little more control over the balance and weight of the cue. With a sneaky pete you have less options build wise unless you section the butt.

So if you have a friend selling a cue and you mention it someone are you now responsible for that deal if it goes bad? Just something for your consideration. Bryan

Didn't the OP buy the cue directly from Don Roland from Tennessee? Did Martin receive money? Martin doesn't profit from the deal but he gets all the grief when someone else misleads, that isn't right. Respectfully, Bryan Mordt

From time to time I have had clients and sometimes friends ask me to list "their" cue on my website and I have. Many times I have done this only to help someone out without any compensation. In the future I will think twice about it. I still believe that there is only one person responsible for...

Don Roland from Tennessee Why isn't the person who is responsible for misrepresenting the cue being held accountable? All of this focus on Martin seems misplaced in my opinion. This is Don Roland's deal not Martin's. From my perspective Martin seemed to try and help someone out with a listing...

I have used quite a bit of olivewood over the years and have never for a second thought of staining it. It's gorgeous as is with no need of embellishment. Furniture can looks great stained but if your staining cue wood it is only because you haven't picked a nice piece to begin with IMO. Bryan

Custom Order Announcement BCM Cues January 26, 2015 I started building my first cues in 1995. I have built cues every year since then till now, many of which were custom orders. As the years have gone by the number of orders has gradually increased and so has the demand for quality repairs and...

19.5 oz. | 12.8 mm | $500 plus shipping (SALE PENDING). Elforyn ferrule, joint collar, rings and butt cap. Please email me at bryanmordt@gmail.com with any questions. Thank you for your support! Bryan

I want to thank everyone for the positive feedback!

I love working on high end cue restorations. I recently refinished this very nice ebony and ivory Bender cue... If anybody is curious I charge $150 for a refinish with or without linen and $200 with leather. Thanks, Bryan

All the cues have found homes. Thank for the kind words and support! Bryan

I only have the Hububalli cue remaining, everything else has sold.

Tuesday bump. First two cues are available.

The African blackwood cue has been sold. Two cues remain.

Thanks for the kind words. These cues are still available.

This cue has been sold.

Saturday bump.

Saturday bump.

Specifications… (2) 30" 12.65 mm shafts with BCM black layered pigskin tips (super soft). 30" Butt. Juma ferrules. Medium stiff taper. Black phenolic collars and butt cap. Stainless steel 3/8-10 joint pin (modern type). Straight taper on the butt (slightly thinner near the top of the grip)...

Wednesday bump.