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Certain Certain. So much so that he told me to buy his instead of another ebony titlist. He's told me numerous times how the titlists were not quality cues, epoxying of veneers, cracking of ebony, yada, yada. And then how he knows how to build good titlists while most others do not. Like I said...

No kidding? No kidding? That would be disappointing. Either this cue-maker/seller has forgotten where he got this from, or he isn't being truthful. Bummer. Cue plays well, but it's been well-used, and he's wanting $850, which is pretty high to me for something that isn't an ebony titlist...

Discretion For discretion reasons I have avoided doing so. If you'd like to know, then PM me. Thanks.-Ryan

Thank you Thank you Sean, very helpful. Nice titlist by the way.... -Ryan

For RKC? This is what Real King Cobra should carry instead of slates...... ;)

Here are more pictures as requested. If these are not the shots you are looking for, please let me know what more you would like. Thank you again for your insight-Ryan

I'm looking for an 60" Lambros, preferably with extension and ultra joint LD shafts, wrap or wrapless, but I'll tale what i can get. Let me know if anyone has one. Thanks-Ryan

Seller is cue builder The seller is the cue builder, so it's not an import. Cue plays well but he's asking a titlist price. He explained that he built it from a one piece titlist house cue. He's a very reputable person. Not sure what to think, but glad my suspicions appear to be right.

No No Larry, it's been sectioned and has a linen wrap on it before the points meet at the bottom. The colors just looked off to me?

Seller says it is, but I'm not sure about the veneer colors. Veneers appear to be natural, orange, green, and purple. If it's not a titlist, is it another later Brunswick? Obviously this might change the value, correct? Thanks for feedback all.

RKC=True Gentleman I think Idaho would be in very small company for the way in which Glen's customers rave about him, if he in fact was a customer of Glen's. In either case, I'm not here to question the veracity of Idaho's post, but rather to commend Glen for the work he did while he was at my...

JB Rugged Get a John Barton Rugged case, it also fits up to 32" since he also designed the sterling case, but the rugged offers some very nice and affordable protection. Wish he had it out when I was in the market for a case.

Recover needed Simonis needs to develop a titanium cloth for this kid. If only I had a pool table in the house growing up! I coulda been a contenda....along with all the other dreamers out there. Very impressive!

I hear you, and if he wanted to that would be up to him and he could pay the fees I guess, seems reasonable.

I just don't want to pay for escrow or go through the hassle if he isn't worried about it. It's a fairly inexpensive transaction so I didn't think I should have to worry much about it, make sense?

Deal is done, thank you all. Mods please delete.

Indeed Yes, I was so impressed when I first received this J/B. Varney makes a great breaking and jumping cue.

Selling a Kevin Varney Jump/Break: curly maple with birdseye forearm and rosewood butt, 3/8-10 pin (for primary and secondary pins), naturally weighted at 18-190z, 58", shaft 13mm, and phenolic tip. Kevin's cues break like a train and jump effortlessly and this one is beautiful too! I have...

Check out Larry's cues! I shot with Larry for the first time last week and he's an incredibly nice and generous person with a real passion for cue building. Most importantly his cues are gorgeous, play great, and are very reasonable for the attention to detail that he offers. I highly...

Don't go past 60" I'm 6'4 and tried the Elite at 62 and it's too long. I had Paul Drexler make me a custom cue at 60" and he also said that he wouldn't build anything over 60" without warning the customer that it won't play well. I think once you get past 60" the wood begins to flex much...