Meucci Gambler
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The cue in the picture is a Gambler 2. Power piston forearm. Late 90s til now.
I had the same cue I purchased used sometime in the early 2000's for 200.00.
I kept it a couple years and traded it even for a 3 week old predator first generation blak 4. I kept that predator a couple months and gave it to a now ex girlfriend . Sometimes I think about getting that predator back and putting a revo shaft on it.
Correction....possibly late 2000's ...even 2010 when I traded for the predator.. Not sure what year exactly but the predator was only 3 weeks old as he gave me the receipt with it from where he had purchased it from billiard pro here in Memphis for 1,400.00 and some change.
I kept it a couple years and traded it even for a 3 week old predator first generation blak 4. I kept that predator a couple months and gave it to a now ex girlfriend . Sometimes I think about getting that predator back and putting a revo shaft on it.
Correction....possibly late 2000's ...even 2010 when I traded for the predator.. Not sure what year exactly but the predator was only 3 weeks old as he gave me the receipt with it from where he had purchased it from billiard pro here in Memphis for 1,400.00 and some change.
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What about the yellowing of the cards? I read somewhere that says the when the cards have the yellowing color to them that they are older. That's why I was asking approximate age. I was hoping it was an early to mid 90's model. How can I know or tell for sure? I'm new to this so any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Can you remove the bumper and put a picture with weight bolt?
I would have to say it was made 2000 to 2010 do to the fact that it has 2 red dot shafts. But I'm no expert.
They went to that cursive "Meucci" sometime in the '90's. A new one at Budget is around 5-600bux. Used value, depending on condition, can run anywhere from 175(lot of use) to 3-400(perfect).