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Here is my Esscot custom. 18.5 oz. B&W ebony...maple handle Tomahawk on the tip.... Fit and finish are great Had a great time dealing with Scott and will likely do some more business with him. Thank you Sir for building me a beautiful cue...it was a pleasure.

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Dude, your blanks look great but this is the for sale forum not show and tell. Put a price or post them in the cue and case gallery.

Even if it were an early JW, there are better deals to be made from reputable sellers.

In my opinion a 225 dollar(when new) in descent shape is a 75 dollar cue. Price for me doesn't scream stolen.

Wrong section. Mark Bear? Not Behr

MY OPINION... The one with the blue veneers is in desperate need of a refinish, and in my opinion will increase the value if done correctly. The one with the black veneers needs a refinish also and would increase the value. The one with the black veneers looks like the wrap is an inch longer...

We're being over run by rail birds talking up band width.

They were made by an archer company in the 90's. A few people liked them but most didn't. Basically just another pool gimmick to make a few bucks. It's been a long time but I seem to recall a couple different styles, one of them slipped over the butt. They haven't been available in decades and...

You need a limb-saver. [Sarcasm on]Greatest cue invention of all-time.[Sarcasm off]

Someone has to know who uses that pin. The vent hole is larger than most it looks like.

Usually marked but maybe Verl Horn .

Are you sure there's no mark on the butt cap? Look alot like my Jerry Olivier except that ring work

LOOK, another I need a job and can't afford to buy a cue. BUM

The schon archives doesn't show a CX34. I am not 100% positive but I believe Evan said that pin was use in 92 or 93 with a few left being used for a few specialty cues but were all gone by 96.

If that's their logo, they are going out of business. Looks like some Chinese knockoff.

You might try and read the rules since you obviously know nothing about making a cue Here allow me.

Just curious to the terms of the trade. Were you meeting in person to do the trade or was it through the mail or perhaps escrow?

My first case was a maroon Porper, loved it. Joe's looking down with a smile.

Jim is this a cue you built and traded, or you just traded the blank? Just wondering who built the cue.