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Bump for a great cue at a fantastic price.

Bump for a cue worth every bit of $6,500+. This is an investment in a cue that has some of finest craftsmanship and playability you'll find in a cue.

Super cool. Love the original design!

I want to some ring work to look like this against some ebony!

All super cool examples. Thanks for sharing! Has anyone worked with a Navajo or Zuni artist to do the inlays or ring work? I have picked up some amazing pieces when I've traveled through the Navajo Reservation and always thought a collaboration between a jewelry artist and a cue (artist) maker...

I was just reading another thread that highlighted Pancerny Custom Cues engraved south western style cue and it got me interested in seeing more. I love Navajo, Hopi, Sante Fe...... type southwestern art and would like to see how cue makers have incorporated that style in their cues. Please post...

Within one year both EO's and The Ritz shut down which were our main pool halls. Big Willies is the only legitimate place to play now and it only has 7 foot Diamond tables. Thank god I've got a dialed in 9 foot Anniversary Table at my house. If you're back in town, or still in town you're...

Satin South West cues, or another term used Pacifier cue, are genuine South West cues that are plain and made with a satin finish instead of a gloss finish. They also don't have a cactus brand or serial number on the pin except for a very few that were produced early on have just a cactus. I...

Never mind, wrong thread. found out Jason won.

who won between Dennis & Jason?

Here is a JF cue I own - All six-high

Looking to buy a Predator P2 with wrap. Please email me price and pics: patrickjuhlin@gmail.com

Brett's a good friend of mine here in Salt Lake, it was indeed a wrestling match :) Let's just say he has a "first right of refusal" to buy the cue if I sell it.

Only a couple more SW's I'm after then my collection will be complete. Here is what I've put together so far. South West cues....... get one if you don't have one....... once you have it play with it!!!!!!! P.S. Mobley cues aren't bad either. Left to Right: J Franklin "Six High" Birdseye nose...

This is one serious cue and one that you will not be disappointed in owning. If I hadn't just bought a Mobley I would be making an offer. Good luck with the sale. Mobley = The Best!

I counted between 7-8. The black veneer I can't tell is one or two. Yes I do need more shafts. I play with every cue I've owned, the nice thing about having six shafts is I can actually keep two mint shafts for the first time in my life. I forget to mention that I was told shafts 1,2,3,4 are...

Just played my first session with this cue and absolutely loved it. This cue is extremely well balanced and moves the cue ball around with ease. Randy makes a world class player cue that has a fit and finish second to none. Sweet ebony on ebony tops this off to the max.

Finally got my hands on the Mobley cue I've been following for years now. Tattoo - thanks for letting this one go to a good home.

My player cue - SW Franklin - Ebony Nose.

I vouch completely for the seller who is a stand up guy, no problems here. I have also personally played with this cue. This cue hits great and l love the matching jump cue.