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I'm gonna chime in here and give a prop to the Nick Varner line. I have a NV Sneaky that hits amazingly well. Great little cue that I would feel very confident in pulling out of the case and shoot a tournament with no problem. I also have a Players Butterfly Sneaky that hits so well I will...

I would say the price it is currently at is topped out at it's max value. Deffinately Adam.

Last day Bump. Then back into the cases they go.:smile:

Looking good! Keepem coming!

Bumped cuz I'm stumped:confused:

Oh Momma! Pure candy. Good luck on your sale.

Sold pending payment. Thanks

Thanks Shane. I tried but could only three shafts in there.

Thanks Lee!

Bump back to the front:thumbup:

Thanks Chris. Yep she's a rare one. STILL AVAILABLE.

More pics.......................

I no longer have a George 2x4 to compare but I think it is a tad smaller. I just checked and you can fit 2 butts and 3 shafts in it. Yes it IS LEATHER. Thanks for asking:thumbup:

A couple offers but nothing firm yet. Case is still available.

Ummm I'm not sure what to think about this. Does anyone know? http://cgi.ebay.com/Arguably-worlds-finest-collection-ANTIQUE-cues-/250615976420?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a59e051e4

For sale two LUCASI cues. Both are new test hit only condition. Both cues are retired models and are hard to find. Both cues have custom leather wraps installed by Lee Peppers at LP Custom Cues and are gorgeous. Great first cue for someone who can't quite get into a custom. Joint protectors...

Ok case collectors here is one you don't see very often. It's George 2x2 pocketless. Yes that's right a 2x2. No it hasn't been altered it is a real 2x2. Very nice case with a few nicks here and there. Over all in very nice condition. Very light bluing See pics. Asking $old shipped for...

Nice tooling and love the rubber mat bottom! Great idea! :smile:

I'm jealous:eek:

Also something to be noted to new sellers. Don't spend the buyer's money till you know your buyer is satisfied. This what I practice for this very reason. You never know what may go wrong. I completely side with Lee in this thread. The material was clearly sold to be "Cue" building...