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Good lookin case....thats life time case that should last for awhile!

Sweet! What kind did you get? A custom one or one he already had in stock? Share the pics

Nice. The think the older they get the better they look

Ya I just showed the case over to people at Bull shooters in Phoenix Arizona and everyone was checking it out. 3 people interested. But your right this guy makes some good stuff. Thanks for the info on who actually made this case. I think his work is awesome! I'll let it go for $800 because it...

I agree I'm not a collector anyways I'm a shooter... It's a keeper won't be reselling this one

I know they all hit well but are there certain years when scruggs was in his prime? 1979-1986 maybe? Maybe it's a stupid question but just wonder if certain years were better then others..I'm not talking about the way the cues look...I'm talking about the way they play..whats your favorite year...

Thanks for the input.. the only reason I changed it is because the guy told me it was not the original wrap...it was white with lime green specs in the linen.. maybe he was wrong? I mean he is a cue maker and had his hands on it and said it wasn't original but he no Scruggs expert either...so...

Here is what the cue looks like now...1982 Scruggs big pin 3/8 x 10 ivory joint and Ferrule. East Indian rosewood with dark chocolate leather wrap

Ok guys the story of this cue has taken a interesting twist... So I had a different lien wrap installed and when we took off the old linen wrap there was a name and date wrote in pencil. We think the name says " Engrave Farrington" and the date says 2-12-82...I talked to bill about it and he...

Ya thats like coins if there is a flaw or screw up it makes that coin worth alot. Either way I love the cue hits great and has character to it. The last question is what will it be worth 20 years from now?

It's 1979-1986 I think...not sure the exact year year tho

Well answer me this...do you like McDermott? Do you like the d series? Do you like fishing? Do you like pool? Seems like more then one person meets that criteria. I'm sorry I thought this was America lol 🇺🇸

Thanks for the info fellas...that being said looks like he charges $600 plus shipping from the Ukraine which cost? (I'm guessing a lot) and then some since it's coming from another country your risking it even showing up on US soil... Man that's Krazy that my uncle went through all that hassle...

Mine is 054

I love that duck hunt cue..If you ever sell it let me know...and mine says 054

Thanks..So it's a solid Ivory joint then? And can you give me a ballpark on the year? 1980 maybe?

Gonna post it up on ebay for the world to see. I was hoping to sell it to someone on here that would be using it a lot. it's definitely a conversation piece And so well made it can withstand rain, hail, sleet and snow 🌨️. I'll post the eBay link soon that way if any AZers wanna jump on it last...

Ya it's a good lookin cue...looks better in person the inlay colors really pop... I call it swamp thang lol and made mid 80s so you know it's durable.. everything all original. It's already lasted 40 years and will prolly last another 40 years

You guys are right I'm gonna keep it all original

Well I don't mean high dollar ( at the moment ) but the wildlife series is more rare then a d or c series. I bet I can sell it for $1200 - $1300 right now to the right buyer because my friend sold the bear one for $1100 on eBay like a year ago. And check this article out by McDermott on the WL...