11 cue neighborhood****************
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LOL
you misunderstood,
not to buy it,
but to compliment chris on the design
because i've been gearing up to do the same
i like blues with black/ebony together , this one is on birdseye though
i cant remember if i started this one before or after i saw chris' or not
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wow
that is looking very very good............
LOL
you misunderstood,
not to buy it,
but to compliment chris on the design
because i've been gearing up to do the same
i like blues with black/ebony together , this one is on birdseye though
i cant remember if i started this one before or after i saw chris' or not
that is looking very very good............
from left to right 4,7,9 classic look super sharp cues thanks Steve
Love them all. Like the blues. And really liking the Manzino. Maybe I'm partial to wrapless. But if I were to play with any of them, it'll have to be the BB. Care to sell?? 
Tikkler---> BTW, I think you prob have 3 or 4 or more elephants in your collection.
xJ
Tikkler---> BTW, I think you prob have 3 or 4 or more elephants in your collection.
xJ
Absolutely Steve :grin-square: ...... consider any Trades for one of them? :thumbup:
.......even Jeff would kill me if you would do it for the GUS :grin-square::grin-square::grin-square::grin-square:Take care
Berny
I want to live in this neighborhood! I really love the Mottey. A very striking design indeed.
Favorite Cue
From left to right.
The Mottey on the left. No need to look any further.
This puppy is loaded with ivory, is perfect and an equisite example of high end cue making.
Those points are so sharp you could shave with them.
From left to right.
The Mottey on the left. No need to look any further.
This puppy is loaded with ivory, is perfect and an equisite example of high end cue making.
Those points are so sharp you could shave with them.
I would like to play with the Manzino at a big tournament just so everyone would stare at the cue. I played pool one night about 5 years ago with my sisters and just had a great time in Boston. We all used a piece of shit house stick. I had never played with them before and they both live out of state. They dont play pool but I had a good time teaching them the game. That night reminded me of why I started playing pool and it was just for the love of the game. I've played in so many tournaments and league nights and forget why I started playing pool. At times taking pool way too seriously. I would've liked to have played with that Balabushka that night in Boston. It would've made it even more special.
Picks
1. Manzino all the way. That cue is beautiful and it's a wrapless and i'd love to own a high end wrapless one day.
2. Black Boar What else can you say about a cue made by Tony.
3. Gina A high end Gina like that one should suit anyone.
The old cues are good for collectors to say I have a Szam or a Buska, but they don't appeal to me like the 3 I listed.
James
1. Manzino all the way. That cue is beautiful and it's a wrapless and i'd love to own a high end wrapless one day.
2. Black Boar What else can you say about a cue made by Tony.
3. Gina A high end Gina like that one should suit anyone.
The old cues are good for collectors to say I have a Szam or a Buska, but they don't appeal to me like the 3 I listed.
James
hey
that Mottey isnt as juiced up as some...but its soooooo nice. The picture just doesnt do thiat cue justice...never did
that Mottey isnt as juiced up as some...but its soooooo nice. The picture just doesnt do thiat cue justice...never did
Yup!
When I had my Balabushka Gus wasn't making cues yet! Yes, I am that old!!
Great cues Mr Steve!
Nick
When I had my Balabushka Gus wasn't making cues yet! Yes, I am that old!!
Great cues Mr Steve!
Nick
the manzino is the most original
asiasdad
Banned
OMG ...give me please #4 from the left .....what else can my Cue-Heart ask for :thumbup: .....well Cue #7 and #9 isnt neither that bad
Great Cues Steve
Thanks for sharing them.
Berny
Same choices as Berny.....
#4 first...then 9 then 7....
I picked these over the rest as to me they represent "honest" cues
that a man would actually use to hit balls regularly, whereas the
trophy wives look great, but seem to have interests
other than being played.