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Good People Still Exist In This World
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The veneer colors are wrong for it to be a titlist, and the points are a little
too short from top to bottom. The points are a little too sharp/well made aswell.
For reference:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=362843
It is 95% sure a Prather blank which makes the finished cue probably around $200
less valuable then if it were a Titlist, but the cue will play fine and the glue Prather
uses is a lot better then the glue Brunswick used back then so the cue should be
a little more solid aswell.
Hell of a nice cue and if I understand your thread correctly a great thing someone did for you.
gr. Dave
too short from top to bottom. The points are a little too sharp/well made aswell.
For reference:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=362843
It is 95% sure a Prather blank which makes the finished cue probably around $200
less valuable then if it were a Titlist, but the cue will play fine and the glue Prather
uses is a lot better then the glue Brunswick used back then so the cue should be
a little more solid aswell.
Hell of a nice cue and if I understand your thread correctly a great thing someone did for you.
gr. Dave
I just dropped the cue off at Bryan Mordt's house to get cleaned up. You guys were right. It is indeed a Prather blank. The amount of cue knowledge on this site never ceases to amaze me. Thanks guys.
I somewhat know about his history of ripping people off but regardless, this cue hits a ton! It has a nice ping to it when you strike the cue ball. Very lively. From what I see, the cues that actually did get delivered are monster players.