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Hi Jim, we're going to miss you around here. I liked checking out your jp's and cues in the for sale forum and even bought a few over the years. Best of Luck on your operation and sale of your shop. Harry

You may want to check out the becue website for their sneaky pete design - they're hand painted. https://www.becueofficial.com/store/p49/sneaky-cues.html If you have a specific design in mind, they probably could do a custom. Good Luck, Harry

Hi Jim, Your post is in the Wanted/For Sale forum (the parent forum). I don't know how to do it, but maybe you can just move it from there to the For Sale sub forum. Hope there's somebody who does a lot of for sale postings who can help you get it moved. Harry

Not Sugartrees, but I have a couple of Spitz wrapless cues that I haven't used since I bought a Becue 2 years ago. One is rosewood and the other is ziricote & both are full splice with some interesting ringwork. Looking for $1200 for either one. If you have any interest, I can post pics and specs.

A New Jersey Bernie meme.

How do you identify a first publishing edition? I thought it was one printing in 2013.

PM sent. Harry

You can try Jack Madden in Montana. I know he used to make curly maple shafts (called them fiddle back). Good Luck

Thanks for the interest. Up until this one, every one I've owned has been the standard 58". I saw this one here on AZB about a year ago and figured I'd give it a try. I'm a 5'9" old fart and found the added length helped on those shots where you have to stretch a little bit - for me when the cue...

A tale of two shipments I ordered a new becue from Italy last month and put a couple of cues up for sale here - my current becue and a Spitz wrapless bubinga cue. The Spitz sold and I packed it up and dropped it off at the local post office in New Jersey last Friday at 9am. Sent it priority...

Thanks Dean, This is the only one I've owned, so I don't have any way to compare it to others. But I'm impressed. If I didn't just buy a new one, it would be a keeper. From everything I've heard, the carbon fiber butt adds a lot to the playability. Hope your Buddy is doing better. Harry

Here are three Spitz cues with a slightly different logo on each. The one to the left is with a ziricote butt made in 2011. The center one has a bubinga butt - bought from Recollection cues in 2013. The one to the right is rosewood - ordered directly from Jon in 2014. Shot with my iPhone. I...

Jon Spitz is a member here. He's 97Buick22, so you can PM him. It looks like the logo on two of mine.

I have a couple of Spitz cues - one rosewood and the other some very unique zizicote Davis blank. They're definitely players. Harry

Thanks Keith, If I wasn't such an old fart with too many cues and too little time, I'd keep it. Harry

I had a couple of merry widows over the years. Here's a link to a Fischer that I sold about 7 years ago. https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=4281189#post4281189

Here's One https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=511397

You might want to reach out to Jon Spitz. I think his standard pin is a modified 3/8x10. He's 97Buick22 here on AZB. Good Luck, Harry

This cue has a traditional design using nicely grained bubinga into a curly maple forearm. The four points are very even with Titleist colored veneers. He edged the Hoppe ring with smaller black rings containing alternating copper and silver dots while the joint collars have alternating dotted...

Added specs and pictures today.