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Looks exactly like my old Brunswick Dakota model.

Love this thread, thanks to everyone. Merry Christmas everyone. I hope you have a wonderful day.

Purchased a new Schon about 2 years ago, though I believe it was before any turnover. It's beautiful, and flawless in every way. Sorry for your bad luck.

Looks a little closer to the LTD 1112, but not identical there, based on ring work, as previously stated. Could be a variant of either cue.

Don't believe it was an LTD 636, at least based on the catalogs I have.

1. Joel Hercek

Steve Lomax, easy to work with, schedule is at least as accessible as most others. Short drive from Atlanta.

Congrats! Nice cue.

It's been a few years since I had him build me a custom cue, but Steve Lomax was incredibly easy to contact and work with. Can't say the same for Bob Owens. Called him a few times and left message, never heard back from him.

I agree with sjm above. While I'm a huge fan of both SVB and Orcullo, we're talking about betting and odds. The field is the smarter bet in a top level tournament, regardless of whom you like, especially if you're having to pick "either or" among SVB or Orcullo. Now, if you're giving me both...

I agree with the above assessment, the closest it comes to anything I can find is the Ltd727, but while it's similar, it's not at the same time. They did make some variations on that design such as the Ltd727a, but again, it's different. The biggest difference is the ringwork. That's unusual...

Sad news, condolences to his family and friends.

Schon is great to deal with. Can't recommend them highly enough.

It's an SL20

This is horrible news. Thoughts and prayers go out to Jeanette and her family.

Congrats!

Having owned a Lomax, they're great cues, and he's amazingly easy to work with should you ever want to further customize or add to your collection. Great guy.

Congrats on your new cue. Good story with a happy ending.

Try Steve Lomax. He lives out on the NE side of Atlanta. Does fantastic work. Makes beautiful cues.