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I just found this at the a pawn shop. I have not had a chance to get the bumper off yet. It has a 90’s/00’s look to it.

I just found this at the a pawn shop. I have not had a chance to get the bumper off yet. It has a 90’s/00’s look to it.

lovely collection of Brunswick by Palmer.

Hopefully everything works out. A few years ago I sold a bunch of cues and cases for a buddy and one of the cases he shipped had a cue in it, my cue actually. The buyer shipped it back rather quickly. I’m sure it will work out.

I think Kers, but what really matters is that you clean that pin.

I’ve always been fond of the MOP nameplate on old Bushka’s. I find it simple and classy. I’m curious what the ballpark cost would be to have it done to my cue.

I’ve been a fan of your work for a long time. One of these days I’d love to try one of your cues. Your shaft wood looks spectacular.

I have seen a few when I was on league. He is in Portland. Personally his cues are to thin for my liking. I don’t recall playing with any, there were other aesthetic factors that didn’t flip my skirt so I didn’t ask to try them. I believe he used an EC logo with the C starting from the center...

A hoppe is a traditionally a titlist forearm with a hoppe ring. No ring, no hoppe.

I just picked one, but I haven’t had the chance to try it yet. The one thing I did notice is it is thinner in the handle. I’ll report back next week.

I found this online locally for cheap. I was surprised at how pretty of a cue it is. Beautiful Rosewood, points are pretty even. The shaft is darker maple and weighs in at 4.5oz. It plays quite well. It was a 45 minute drive so I decided to check the pawnshops nearby. One of them...

Here is my 3 point Viking.

I had an early one per Perry. It was a 59” cue with two points and it had the flair.

Your cue has the same forearm as my Huebler RH7. The middle cue

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My first cue was a Viking with the same logo that I got around 93/94. I foolishly sold it after I got into custom cues. It was a beauty. Birdseye plain Jane with a big pin. I think it was $140 new.

Wow. I generally am not a fan of box cues, but that is gorgeous.

That cue is sharp!

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I believe they are called clover points, but I could be wrong. Dean, beautiful cue. I’m a huge fan of that forearm style. Overall the cue works quite well. At first I thought the joint collars were a bit much, but after a few minutes of soaking up that cue, I get it. Enjoy.