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Jim Ingram Oak Titlist conversion
Here is my Jim Ingram Oak Titlist conversion cue. Classic Bushka style. Sorry for the quality of the pictures they were taken a few years ago.
Here is my Jim Ingram Oak Titlist conversion cue. Classic Bushka style. Sorry for the quality of the pictures they were taken a few years ago.
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Here's a super rare Wrapless Oak Titlist conversion done by Paul Rubino.
3/8-11 Pin...perfect for my SW Shafts.
Cue plays super nice. Only thing that I would change would be the ring work at the joint.
Might get Paul to add an ivory joint and the titlist veneer ring work to make this one perfect. The playability is super solid!!!
3/8-11 Pin...perfect for my SW Shafts.
Cue plays super nice. Only thing that I would change would be the ring work at the joint.
Might get Paul to add an ivory joint and the titlist veneer ring work to make this one perfect. The playability is super solid!!!
Titlist Conversion
Here's are two titlist conversion that I've done myself:
Here's are two titlist conversion that I've done myself:
A Frank Paradise that Pete restored to perfection.
Nice group of cues Marcus :thumbup:
26 1/2 and Old cue
Here's a pair from Jim Vest Custom Cues in Iowa.
Player and jump/break.
Player and jump/break.
just in - Rick Howard 26-1/2
Just got this converted 26-1/2 back from Rick Howard
It was a one piece cue, and he was able to make a shaft from the original. All the white is ivory.
Does anyone know what kind of wood this is?
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Here is a before picture, it is the 19oz one.
Just got this converted 26-1/2 back from Rick Howard
It was a one piece cue, and he was able to make a shaft from the original. All the white is ivory. Does anyone know what kind of wood this is?
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Here is a before picture, it is the 19oz one.
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Just got this converted 26-1/2 back from Rick Howard
Does anyone know what kind of wood this is?
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Looks great Ted! I can't wait to hit with it
Ben
Picked up this James White recently in a trade. Wow this cue plays solid.
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