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I have had Jerry build 2 full splice cues for me and I could find no fault with them and they played. The best thing about Jerry is you will have the cue when he says you will.

Does anyone have a few Med or Medium/hard Sumo tips they wish to sell?

I don't see Mile Benders name mentioned in this thread and it should be.

If you want a full splice cue there are more makers out there now. Jerry R makes a great full splice that plays and I think you'd have it in a year or less. I have heard good things about Travis , Blackcreek cues . I haven't played his full splice but have owned one of his cues and was impressed...

I waited ten years for my Hercek and although I won't be buried with it I will have it with me. Joel was a true gentleman to work with but last I know is book is closed. As stated your best bet is the secondary market but I doubt you'll get a steal.

You may think I am crazy but I wipe my shaft down with these and I have had no issues at all. http://www.naturalbabyhome.com/nursingbras.html?

Sorry for my error on the number of cues Joel produces in a year. How ever every thing else that said of him is true he is a perfectionist, great to deal with, keeps you informed and produces works of art that play.

I don't know Southwest production but I'd guess between 50 and a 100. Hercek maybe 50. A note as well that $4000.00 is on the high side I maybe wrong but I believe when I ordered my Hercek Joel's basic cue started at $2500.00. You are correct that just because a cue is expensive doesn't mean it...

That's interesting that they alternate the pin material and length to adjust for weight and balence. It makes sense how ever I hadn't really given it much thought.

Highest demand here's a few, Southwest, 12 year wait till your name comes up. Barry & Joel, not even accepting requests, Dennis has orders for life, Scruggs, Schick, retired. Many others in the 2-3 yr range. JR will get you a cue in under a year and DON'T think that means they are inferior they...

I have only played with a Schick that Bill built for me , I know longer have it and wish I did as some others. The Schick is the only one I tried to buy back . I am sure either way you will be happy.

I don 't own a Southwest, I have owned a Southwest, not built for me, and I will own a Southwest , being turned now. My question is Southwest other than a few nay sayers seem to be highly regarded for playability. Other than a small number of Southwest cues they are relatively unadorned. As far...

Does anyone have contact information for Steve Price? If so please for ward it to me.

Laurie has been very forth right when my name came up I was called and we discussed woods rings, taper etc. Delivery time is open end from 8-12 months. In my case one of the two cues I ordered will be longer. Also ebony was off the table when I was discussing my cue. One of the two cues is am...

that's why I got a rider on my home owners. it was easy. Yrs ago when I had my Gus I forgot it in the bar more than once, fortunately everyone knew me and it was all ways there. I didn't have Joel build me the cue of my dreams not to play it.

It cost me $144.00 a year to insure my John Bender for $1500.00 and my Hercek for $7000.00. I maybe should of gone higher on the Hercek but at least if the worst happens I am not up the creek.

Has anyone else insured their cue. I play mainly in a bar so I decided to have my cues insured. It wouldn't replace the cue but it would lesson the sting.

Alot of looks

Joint- .849 inch-“5/16-14 Piloted Buffalo Horn Joint” Balence Point- 18 1/4 inch Butt Weight- 15.6 oz Shafts- Sunken wood from Timeless Timber Shaft 1- 4.2 oz Shaft 2- 4.4 oz Ivory Ferrules I am considering selling this John Bender cue. It is Bastone Walnut, cored with waterfall bubinga points...

Thanks for the kind comment. If someone isn't acquainted with John's cues I have 2 and I was impressed enough with the premade cue that I bought to commission this one. A correction to my post to; this wasn't John's first leather wrap but his first Kangaroo wrap.