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The American Dream Make that cheddar. If you don't like it, don't participate. Besides, if a raffle seems oddly suspicious, I'm sure a moderator or two would intervene.

Honestly, there are way too many options @ the price you are suggesting. I see you play with a Joss and OB-1 shaft. Have you tried any other cues out? I'll send you links to 3 threads that might interest you. Good luck in your search...

Any time. Great to see you have a flexible budget. Honestly, there are a ton of sellers on here that have something for everybody. Do a search for "Shawn Putnam" in this forum; I'm sure something will pop up. Good luck with your search.

I guess we all know the answer to this question...

Sounds lke a pretty good range Shawn Putnam makes 60' cues. Also, try and contact Kenny from fourkingscues. I'm pretty sure he has a handful. Are you looking for a player, collectible, or both?

<-------------Doing this from now on...

Cue purchase from bamacues First time I ever dealt with Joe was the first time I ever met him. He was easy to deal with and the transaction was smooth, seamless and flawless. I'm extremely happy with the cue and hope to do business with him again in the near future.

Dave, go to this thread: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=181377&highlight=leather+wraps Try and have koinnkid, Gracio cues, or Paul Fanelli install it. Hope this helps.

I got my case yesterday... APRIL FOOLS! BUMP TO GET THIS THING SETTLED. (I meant I got my Justis case...)

Well, just when I thought the last cue couldn't be topped...

I'm watching this item as I type this. :D I've never owned a Cog, but it might be cool.

I'd forward you a link, but my browser is telling me not to visit Capone's web site. Here's his number and you can ask: 609 586 8165 If you have linen, there's a good chance a person proficient with wrapping leather can make your wrap as flush as possible. I don't think Mike makes his...

Not to steal your thread, but this is always an excellent question, hey. :thumbup: And I'd go with the maple shaft for the jump cue. :D

Looks like a nice cue. It looks to be an import (I'm going by the points and style of the inlay work). You should've taken the 2K, IMO. And the Filipinos use real ivory and some are very underrated cue makers IMO. :D

Is it an original It's George?

Ok, not that I see myself moving to Portage, Indiana, but I'd love to see pics of this place.

Gorgeous cue, Marcus. Bump.

Exactly what I was thinking. Still a great price for a heck of a cue.

If I liked steel-jointed cues, this cue would've been mine. Great cue for the money!

Wow. Just wow.