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Pat Diveney lives in West Liberty Iowa...Class Act and one of the best out there. Bar none. :thumbup: Saw him last sunday in Davenport at Sharky's. He has helped me out w/cue repairs over and above what most would take on. He's the real deal...

If Tasc or any of the Big names built that they would want@2grand or better...:thumbup:

ive had 2 of Trevors cues...Bought 2nd thru a member here, B4 he sent it to me he sent it to Carolina with my personal specs which was honored. Cue was refinished with new wrap. I bought it unseen and they trimmed it to my taper/changed weight to 18oz. from 19....put there Tiger Everest tip on...

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ive had 2 of Trevors cues...Bought 2nd thru a member here, B4 he sent it to me he sent it to Carolina with my personal specs which was honored. Cue was refinished with new wrap. I bought it unseen and they trimmed it to my taper/changed weight to 18oz. from 19....put there Tiger Everest tip on...

Here's the butt...And this is my 2nd one. The first my friend has now for 3 years and he loved his Southwest and says it plays about as well to him.

Love mine~ no issues at all. Trevor & Co. do the Old School Traditional style justice. A Tasc/Zam similar in appearance would be Boo~Koo Bux...Very reasonable $ for the work. Sorry you ran into a flawed one. Surely if addressed to them they would right this. They went over and above to take care...

Nice work 'Migo!

Hi Rob & Sean! Why not get with the regulars and Dave and feel out maybe starting a 1 pocket or Straight pool in house league through the Hall? May get a decent following? U like 1 pocket anyhoo so who knows.....AJ

Definitely its own hit. Always a confident feeling stringin one together with a solid tool from a true American Craftsman. Props to Mr. Paul! Hope he is Doing Well...

Like mine. On my 2nd... Love the Old School Traditionals...Firm stiff hit.

Were you told of the History? Civil War era Family heirloom jewelry box wood used to make the inlays...Was told that the couple had a dispute and he broke her box then the salvageable pieces used to build it...And yes it was 1st quick release they built as far as my friend that bought it from...

I last owned the sister to this...The Quick release joint. Pat Diveney has it now unless he sold it recently. Was refinished after Ralph from Boston area owned it @6 years ago he passed on then I got it from a mutual friend of ours. I traded it to Pat for a Chester Krick. Lotta History in those...

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=129956910347710&set=a.129956113681123.23048.100000002065353&type=3&theater I second Carolina Customs for a Tasc~Bushka Styled cue...This is mine...Like Traditional:thumbup...

Here is pics of its twin with quick release joint...

I had the 1 of 2 sister cue to this. Only difference was mine has the quick release joint. Both these cues inlays came from a Civil War era family heirloom ornate jewelry box that was broken during a domestic dispute as the story was told to me. Contact Jim or Dave and should verify details. Pat...

Me all booked up over the weekend~work....Afternoon toosday or at T.J's league...

Hey Rob! Kate and I been going to Meadows every now and again recently. Free pool Fri~ Sat and any other day you can rent table by hour for $2.00 no matter how many shooting just $2.00. We play in house at T.J's Tuesdays. Maybe run into ya to hit some soon...been a while~ Be Kool Man!

Maybe they are not unknown, but don't hear alot about Trevor & Co. at Carolina Customs...Maybe just not mentioned on this board often and seemed to lay low? Build nice "Traditional" styled cues. Maybe time will tell. Any thoughts?

I like how they use the Old School Tasc,Bushka, influence with traditional design. I understand they also build most their own splices in house which if correct, props to them. A friend now owns my 1st CC and likes the hit as much as his 'Ol Southwests and he's been a player 40 plus years...