I currently do not have a cue. I'm in the process of narrowing down what I want( since my previous cue was stolen). So when I won the tournament last night I borrowed a cue from a friend of mine. He loves collecting high end cues. He has the smoothest hitting $1,800 Meucci I have ever played with. The name of the cue was a Guerreria. He claims he paid $2300 for it. But he has other expensive cues as well. I had never heard of it. Anybody heard of a Guerreria? It played pretty well I must say.
I won the tournament with a "strange" borrowed cue!!
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Your logic blows my mind! That is all, carry on 
An $1800 Meucci? Seriously? Hope he likes it 'cause he ain't NEVER gonna get anything NEAR that if he goes to sell it. Had no idea they ever made one that expensive. BTW, there is a "Guerra" cues.
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Never heard of it.
justinb386
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I was curious to see what the highest end Meucci cue is, in their current line of cues, and I see that they have their highest end model priced at $2500.
http://meuccicues.com/meuccicues.html
I like the looks of the $1800 model much more.
Waiting for the follow-up story where your friend tells you he needs the money and lets you buy his "$2300" Guerreria cue for the low low price of $500
Waiting for the follow-up story where your friend tells you he needs the money and lets you buy his "$2300" Guerreria cue for the low low price of $500
I have never heard of The Cue. But I know he has a lot of expensive cues vintage cues with Ivory and all kinds of stuff. So all I can tell you is what he told me LOL but that cue is straight as an arrow LOL
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When I was between cues a long time ago I played for a while with borrowed cues, I'd have to say you learn a lot during that time. You have to adjust many things with your stroke to accomplish the same result and your pay more attention to your cueball, I think it's a great experience and something everyone should do when they reach a certain level of their game.
Neil
Neil
Different Cues
I own different shafted and playing cues. When I switch to 9 ball I'll break out a 13mm Schon and practice Tangent Line Position because I don't tend to spin the ball as much with the 13mm because it squirts so much when you do. It sort of grounds me as to what I need to be doing regardless.
After a few racks I put it up and get my regular playing cue back out, does wonders for my game.
I own different shafted and playing cues. When I switch to 9 ball I'll break out a 13mm Schon and practice Tangent Line Position because I don't tend to spin the ball as much with the 13mm because it squirts so much when you do. It sort of grounds me as to what I need to be doing regardless.
After a few racks I put it up and get my regular playing cue back out, does wonders for my game.
Congrats on winning the tournament. Don't let the Meucci haters get to ya - to each their own.
I agree with changing cues from time to time.
While my sneaky and Joss are regulars (and Schon too I guess) .. I try to play with most of my other sticks once in a while too. For me, I think it helps me refocus a bit better.
Ched
I agree with changing cues from time to time.
While my sneaky and Joss are regulars (and Schon too I guess) .. I try to play with most of my other sticks once in a while too. For me, I think it helps me refocus a bit better.
Ched
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Says the man who said, "
"I know that there are much more expensive cues with ivory inlays, rare wood and all sorts of bells and whistles. I have shot with a few (not mine but people have let me "try it out". MY POINT IN THIS THREAD IS THAT ONCE A PLAYER HAS DEVELOPED HIS/HER SKILLS THEN ANYTHING OVER $300-500 is overkill. Basically a shortstop, a road player, a pro or whoever that shoots with a $1500 cue would not decrease in skill level if the played with a cue for less, provided that the cue is decent and STRAIGHT!!"
I did find this facebook entry https://www.facebook.com/PrincipalityOfGuerreria/ :thumbup: Maybe Bob made a cue to honor this land?
Thanks for the research. All I know is that the cue plays very wellI did find this facebook entry https://www.facebook.com/PrincipalityOfGuerreria/Maybe Bob made a cue to honor this land?
Maybe Bob made a cue to honor this land?
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I'm shooting so good right now if I had a $300 cue I still would have won the tournament
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