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I have four of the exact same brand, one in each cue bag and one set in each of my cars for random pawn shop visits. The thing I like about the Circal is that the smaller rollers on one of them allow for a better fit with the cue and a truer view of any lift. I bought a roller from a guy on FB...

There are some possibilities that folks are centering on; it's almost like a Rorschach test. What do you see Fastone....

It's a small void, the point is not perfect, I was aware of it when I bought it, and not bothered.

Professional Darts has created a live experience that is a cross between Animal House and a Savanah Bannas game. I'm good.

So I'm weird, I don't like to take photos of makers cues that I'm not buying. It feels like something someone would do to rip off their designs instead of just buying the cue. Now vintage and used cues I'll snag photos of, but not new stuff. Here are some pics of that new PK I picked up.

About half of the cues Cody had for sale this weekend were under 1K, from there you went up to 1.6k, 2k, and his most expensive was 3k. The under cues were mostly merry widows with no points or inlays, but still great-looking cues. All were beautiful, I grabbed the 1.6 for my personal...

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I don't know anyone who can remark a Huebler, you could check with Proficient, but I don't belive Paul or his estate has ever allowed that. I have about 20 or so in my collection, and at five of them have damaged marks, almost always the "Cue/s by Huebler" logo that was so softly screened on...

Tournaments are Duramith, but I was under the impression that Centinnals are Super Aramith Pro resin just like the Predators.

Yes I play with a baseball hat just about every time. Sometimes I have to run it backwards on some of my flat bills, but I shoot consistently with it enough that it is just part of my sight picture.

It's been amazing just how much he has matured as a maker in the past seven years. The complexity and beauty of the cues coming out of his shop is impressive!

Cody quoted me a 12-month backlog on new cue orders and four to six months on repairs... If you want something back sooner, it's going to have to be Proficient.

Late 70's probaly 76-79, brass pin and pill bumpers are the giveaway.

Has early Diveney or Starkey vibes to me

I have two older Hueblers (Renaissance Series) that have brass inserts in the matching shafts instead of nylon. I've always assumed that maybe it was an option offered...

Could be a Huebler with a replaced butt cap.

let me pose the question to you like this. What can YOU pay for this cue right now? How much can you afford this very instant if the OP reached out and said he was going to sell it to you It never ceases to amaze me the people that chime in about what a high-value cue SHOULD cost when their own...

please don't post shit from eBay as if the prices they are asking on that site are connected to reality in any way shape or form.

Are you referring to Centennials or Aramith? Because 63 years ago Centennials were made by Hyatt/ABB

That looks like KC cues Southwest knock off to me