Show me your cocobolo cues
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An Oldie From The 70's
I selected this cue when I went to the Palmer cue factory back in the early 70's........I just liked the look of the wood. Coco Bolo was barely being used back at that time......it was my very 1st pool cue that my step-dad bought for me......I still treasure this old Palmer cue purely for sentimental reasons.
Matt B.
I selected this cue when I went to the Palmer cue factory back in the early 70's........I just liked the look of the wood. Coco Bolo was barely being used back at that time......it was my very 1st pool cue that my step-dad bought for me......I still treasure this old Palmer cue purely for sentimental reasons.
Matt B.
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Sullivtr.....You Asked What Do I Play With Now?
This is what I carry now.......I have a 6x12 case........have two more customs underway that are due in May & June which fills the case.
I switch back n' forth which is easy to do since the cues are all the same weight range, size shafts & tip brand, except for one cue.
The cues being made now will have the same specs as my other cues. Obviously, this is purposely done so this switching cues is easy.
Matt B.
This is what I carry now.......I have a 6x12 case........have two more customs underway that are due in May & June which fills the case.
I switch back n' forth which is easy to do since the cues are all the same weight range, size shafts & tip brand, except for one cue.
The cues being made now will have the same specs as my other cues. Obviously, this is purposely done so this switching cues is easy.
Matt B.
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Doug Patrick built this for me a few years ago. And pictures don't do it justice looks, and plays amazing.
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My current player has cocobolo forearm and butt plate with four redwood points. It's the one on the left. :wink:
