2 Much awaited cues

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mel_smOg

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Kikel and Klein

Wanted that Kikel for almost 2 years now, because of Cortland wrap, that crazy burl and BEM and ivory joint. All white is ivory- rings on shafts and below joint, ferrules, joint, hoppe ring. Pretty much dream cue

Klein always gets great reviews and now I understand why, super clear work, Tasc/Bushka rings, great points and veneers, Elephant ear is as good as it gets if not better. Really cool eyes, 2 on each side of butt sleeve- one is sad/grumpy face, one is a happy face, haha. Very unique in my opinion

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I own a Kikel with the same joint configuration and it is simply fantastic. Both are great cues!!
 
Send me that Klein and I will break it in for you. I have heard they are all you would want in a cue. Hope to find out for myself one day. I like the KQ but that Klein is just my style.

Thanks for showing them off!
 
mattb said:
Send me that Klein and I will break it in for you. I have heard they are all you would want in a cue. Hope to find out for myself one day. I like the KQ but that Klein is just my style.

Thanks for showing them off!
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Let me know if you are seriosly interested. I will be selling 2-3 of my cues in near future as I dont need 7 plaing cues lol. Still trying to decide which cue(s) will go.
 
Kevin Lindstrom said:
I have always like that Kikel cue myself. Never owned one and seriuosly considered it when it was up for sale.

Kevin
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you should seriously consider it if I am gonna ever sell it, cue has everything it should have. So much cue for the money- ridiculous
 
i tried to buy the kikel from at least 2 sellers
i like it
contact me if you want to sell or trade

good luck
 
I know those Kikel cues play great.

To me they play like old Josswest cues with ivory joints.

Ken
 
Ken_4fun said:
I know those Kikel cues play great.

To me they play like old Josswest cues with ivory joints.

Ken
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I may have my facts mixed up, but I think I remember reading that Bill Stroud helped Dave Kikel get started building cues. I could be wrong........
 
That is a pretty nice piece of burl. I am almost 100%a sure ots California buckeye burl,which is about the most expensive and soughr out wood for cues. The butt sleeve looks like a pretty good piece of it.congrats on your cue,hope you enjoy it and I am sure it plays lights out for you
 
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