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Amazing work Robert.. Thanks so much for everything.. I have nothing but the highest praise for your work and communication skills.. It's hard to find fault with work like you are turning out.. Can't wait to see and play with the finished cues..

Why would that be right if Biker2 responed before him..? Just sayin..

My best guess would be $1200

Very nice trio Jimmy.. I sold the middle cue to Peter(or one exactly like it) and it is one of my biggest regrets.. Should have kept that cue.. What a great hitter.. Congrats on a beautiful set of masterpieces..

Feel free to make a fairly close offer..

Robert Harris is well on his way to being recognized as one of the top cue makers in the Country.. Amazing work..

Thanks for everything Robert.. You are an amazing fella and your work speaks for itself. Your veneers are as good as it gets and point work is outstanding.. I just need to figure out what to do with the rest of the cue..

Offering for sale this stunning 6pt wrapless by Andy Gilbert.. Cue has Ebony points and butt sleeve with BEM forearm and handle.. Incredible veneers and ringwork and a very nice hitting cue with great balance and feel.. Not too many wrapless Gilberts out there for sale.. Specs are: Butt~...

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I am looking for a Predator FAT shaft that is 13.25mm.. I don't care what the pin is, I just need it to be 13.25mm.. Dan 509-919-5224

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Offering for sale this well used Putnam Jump/Break.. This is my buddy's cue(Smiley) and he definitely used it.. Cue could use a refinish but it breaks balls like a cannon and jumps just as good.. Forearm is nicked up worse than the butt. This is a straight player ready to use.. Butt is 17.3oz...

Hot, Hot, Hot IMO Kenny Murrell is not only the hottest cuemaker going right now, he is one of the best craftsman to ever work at a lathe.. His cues are going nowhere but up in value and desirability..

IMO the buyer would be crazy to change the joint because of a few hairline cracks.. I have seen the same thing on cues that were 30years old and it never changed or affected the way the cue played.. Purely aesthetic at this point I would expect.. Very nice cue by the way... Good luck with your sale

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