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<KM> Brand New Kenny Murrell with Brazilian Rosewood, Birds Eye Maple, Ivory <KM> Here is a brand new 2016 Kenny Murrell that is an old school players dream. This cue just screams, “Play me!”. From the Brazilian Rosewood to the Piloted Ivory joint, it just pure class. The Elephant Ear wrap is...

Yeah, I really like that veneer combo as well.

Here is an awesome Runde that was built in 2011 but you can hardly tell. The previous owner took great care of it and it shows. There is slight bluing on the shafts and you can slightly feel the silver ring work but overall the cue is in immaculate condition. Checkout the old Micarta on those...

I was lucky enough to take delivery on three new Murrells today and they are all just pure stunners. Old school look with modern veneers and inlay work. Kenny really does some great inlay work but my favorite cue is the bottom with the Elephant Ear wrap and piloted Ivory joint. Just old school...

Truly breathtaking cues Jimmy.

Gone Gone Gone

Thanks Greg!

Sold sold sold.....

Sugartree with 144 Points into Ebony.

This cue features some wood that Eric came across and found to be very interesting, its called Red Gum, obviously this is the deeper Red colored wood (recut). The other woods are Maple and African Blackwood. This cue really pops and has some great contrast. Checkout those curly shafts too!

Ill go Treadway.

I agree if you are more of a casual player 4 3/4 and if you want a little more of a challenge 4 1/2. I have a 4 1/2 GCIII and love it. It was also upgraded to the K66 Diamond rails by RealKingCobra though.

Do you play with higher level players or just more casual?

Wait, is this now For Sale?

Marc should stand behind his description and refund your money...

Mystery solved. The numbers are just serial numbers for Wes to keep track of cues, no meaning behind them.

I received this case from a collector that used it to store one cue and it stayed in its sleeve. The case looks brand new. Rustys work is truly one of a kind, they are built like a tank and may withstand being driven over by one! Ok maybe not an actual tank but you get what Im saying :). This...

I like it! Hard top convertible :)

3/4" on the Hickory Burl and 1" on the Rosewood.