Cues - it seems like more simple design is were it is at ?
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:thumbup:Right on Brother !
Jim , Those are prefect examples and Mighty nice if I do say so myself. I bet they hit just as nice as they look !
The thread did get a little off track.... like that's never happened here on AZ before.
But we did learn something didn't we? Isn't that what this forum is all about? Choice of wood is an important aspect of choosing a cue..... simple design or not.
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Very nice. Looks like you hit the jackpot on a couple.
Basically OP likes what I call Sugar Tree style.
They’re freaking gorgeous.
They’re freaking gorgeous.
And I hit the Lotto with the one in the middle by JC.
Agreed! Best way to win a jackpot is by only putting one quarter in the machine.
Not like those chumps who sit there pumping $500 worth of quarters into one and only getting $200 or less back out of it.
How many quarters did you play?
None, I learned long ago not to stick quarters in a bandit. :thumbup:
Brain fart here. I didn't connect the CC to Coos Cues.
Although I thought that wood way to nice for Carolina Customs.
Very nice.
No apology necessary, I copied and saved the charts. I sorta enjoyed it but it's way too much for the average cue buyer to think about. Hell, choosing a tip now days is bad enough.
Nice looking cues there!
Mr. Rosato -
Thank you for the kind words.
Tried many of the layered tips but had to accept i'm a mild dud kind of guy.
Keeping with simple. Then again, i'm really not good enough player to tell the difference. Miscue less with the MD's but that's just me.
smt
Thank you for the kind words.
Tried many of the layered tips but had to accept i'm a mild dud kind of guy.
Keeping with simple.
Then again, i'm really not good enough player to tell the difference. Miscue less with the MD's but that's just me.smt