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Would like to purchase the 11.75mm TX8 version, but I might consider the 12.75mm LS model.

Looks like quite a few other people are looking for him as well. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=146774

I wonder if Dale borrows the practice of another Florida cuemaker by measuring one's arm spand for a truly custom fit since this cue's length is only 50.5 inches.

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Seeing if anyone has a used Low Squirt Universal Smart Shaft with a 3/8" x 10 adapter for sale in great condition. I would prefer length of 29" and tip size of 12.75 mm.

Hondo, I must have missed this particular thread, but I have a feeling I know who is woofing at you. If you give me the same 10 to 1 odds on a ten or twenty dollar bet, I'll PM you my guess:)

Carolina Custom?

Does your friend care if it is wrapless?

While the website was up and running, were you able to see if that particular cue was ever listed with a price?

Billet ring work made with a Sharpie marker.

Check your PM's.

sugarplum*409

Almost looks like a C13 model that CueStix sold in the 1996, except theirs had red blocks in the ring work instead of ivory. Hard to tell by your pictures, but the model I am referring to also had one red veneer in the points. Other than that they are almost a dead ringer.

Most of my dislikes have already been mentioned except cues described as having museum/instrument grade quality woods.

I was wondering the same thing. Looked in "Blue Book," and it stated Schon started marking shafts in 1993.

I use this method that member AZE recommended:

Ha ha, it can seem like at times there are 800 different cuemakers. It just seems like at any given time there are several Scruggs, SW's, ST's, Joseys, and the like for sale at the same moment. But the categories by price would be good too.

Yes, I know about the search function. Though it can give you some odd search results when you type in a query. Had to resort to that method to track down the Sugartree I purchased.