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This is deifinitely a nice cue.. The Hunters I have hit with hit like a ton of bricks. How about posting specs like weights, balance point, joint material, joint size etc.

A little red went your way for knocking the OPs sale thread.

I know what it ain't, which some bidders with crossed fingers are probably hoping it is. a G.B. PS..... If you are the seller of the cue on eBay.... then this thread needs to be moved to the main billiards forum so others guess and/or discussion on this cue cantake place without it bumping AZ...

Man! You would need a jump cue to make a ball in those pockets!... Definitely, a one of a kind.

Playability for Schons is not in question with veneered over CNC points. Collectibility and resale value is. The time to build and aesthetics of sharp veneer work is considered to be an elevation in quality of build and time to build. There are cuemakers out there that would not know how to...

It is definitely not what most think of when they are looking for an "R" series cue. Even though "R" was part of the model number, it also is thought of to relate to the period when BoB Runde was still around Schon, (commonly called "Runde era") when the points were sharp veneered points...

You say you got some Whitten knock offs from them.... then most likely... these are knock offs as well. The current market for Instroke knockoffs is flooded with cheap wannabe cases. Good luck with that. If these come with "INSTROKE" on them, you should send photos to John Barton here on AZB...

Seen a $5K air barrel walk after losing to the owner of the room. Owner said it was worth $5K to know he would never be back in his place and with the word out he'd never get any real action after that.

Let me guess what vehicle you'll be driving to Valley Forge with your 10 cues. A Brinks Armored Car!!! The Haley belongs in the Smithsonian!

Please post pics of the actual joint screws and joints without protectors.

This is one of my old cues. I had the Ivory ring replaced by Greg and the gunsights and barbells added. Greg being the stand up guy that he is... threw in the matching joint protector when he did the inlays. It was a plain hoppe with none of the inlay work when I acquired it. Who did the...

They are all Philippine made cues. The Miranda might bring $200-400 on eBay. The other two are brobably not going to bring more than $150 and more than likely under $100. Good luck with them. They have a real tendency to warp here in the U.S. unless they were dried and cored in the philippines...

Calling CuesBlues .... Ted will croak if he misses this. He is in Denver.

Better grab ths one b4 someone else does. Screaming deal! If I were still playing ... and this were an ounce lighter...and an under 13mm shaft. I would try to buy this out from under you. You say she likes a thicker shaft and heavier cue... this fits the bill. Plus..... Joss cues play...

Forgive me for asking... but how is this a pool related item? This does not belong here in the buy/sell columns threads per AZB policy. But you knew that already... didn't you? I could offer my car here since it could be used to transport someone's cues to and from the pool room. But I know...

Beauty Bump for weights and specs. That John Davis blank is killer as well as the rest. Please post some more specs about each. The maple pie spliced #3. Are we talking pie spliced forearm?

Are you serious? $100 for a quarter? According to WIki pages here is the scoop on 2 headed quarters: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_value_of_a_two-headed_US_quarter They are novelty coins, manufactured for the novelty or illusionist/magician's industry. They're made by altering two...

Looking at the pics of the cues, I saw mostly production and import cues. There were a couple Filipino cues in there as well from Audrick and others. A few custom makers like Parrot, Jacoby, and DP. I think the ammunitiona and some of the guns will have no problem finding homes. Nice old...

Not sure where you guys buy your cues, but I have owned several wood to wood Lucasi cues played decent and cost under $125 a few years back. Ebay has Lucasi coming out of their ears at less that $200. Paying $400 is a little absurd for a Asian production cue, but whatever cranks your boat...

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