2003 Searing Ivory Cue
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2003 Searing
Very sharp looking cue. Nice veneers.
Very sharp looking cue. Nice veneers.
That cue is a very nice example of the work that Dennis can achieve...
Awesome!
I really appreciate your posting the pictures as I look for ideas and my number to comes up with Dennis.
Myron
Awesome!
I really appreciate your posting the pictures as I look for ideas and my number to comes up with Dennis.
Myron
That's A Very Nice Cue, But It's A Shame That It's Never Hit A Ball. Very Nice Classic Design, Done With Dennis' Perfect Execution.
alpine9430 said:
What he said.
Lisa
I knew it when I saw the aviter
Scott probably has alot more travisties. Maybe he will show us all in the years to come. How nice you are to just share with us, I try to do the same. I think for me that Manzino box cue is my favorite but the Tad is close and so are the Gina and Southwest cues! Ypu are the man.
Nicl
Scott probably has alot more travisties. Maybe he will show us all in the years to come. How nice you are to just share with us, I try to do the same. I think for me that Manzino box cue is my favorite but the Tad is close and so are the Gina and Southwest cues! Ypu are the man.
Nicl
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Flat faced joint
This cue has a piloted Ivory joint. I have never hit with a Searing that had a flat faced ivory joint so I can't say.
The stainless half joint... oh baby.... it hits sweet. The stiff but lively and great for force follow and draw shots... puts a lot of action on the cue ball and at the same time a great feel for touch shots.
I play with several different Searings, one with a flat faced radial joint, a stainless steel joint and a half joint stainless steel and I love the way they all hit. I draw the cue ball a little better with the stainless steel and half joints. I'm still undecided if I will ever chalk the ivory cue.
Gives me somthing to ponder.
jazznpool said:
This cue has a piloted Ivory joint. I have never hit with a Searing that had a flat faced ivory joint so I can't say.
The stainless half joint... oh baby.... it hits sweet. The stiff but lively and great for force follow and draw shots... puts a lot of action on the cue ball and at the same time a great feel for touch shots.
I play with several different Searings, one with a flat faced radial joint, a stainless steel joint and a half joint stainless steel and I love the way they all hit. I draw the cue ball a little better with the stainless steel and half joints. I'm still undecided if I will ever chalk the ivory cue.
Gives me somthing to ponder.
Poor guy
That is too sad. I really like that cue. I have a Scruggs ivory piloted joint cue and it does just fine. Be looking for another call from me. I really find the play of the Scruggs and Searings close. I wounder if you will ever chalk the cue myself! You could always have Dennis make you a extra shaft to hit with like all your other stuff!
Later
Nick
That is too sad. I really like that cue. I have a Scruggs ivory piloted joint cue and it does just fine. Be looking for another call from me. I really find the play of the Scruggs and Searings close. I wounder if you will ever chalk the cue myself! You could always have Dennis make you a extra shaft to hit with like all your other stuff!
Later
Nick
junk
Since this ugly Searing cue appears to be junk,I think you should send it to me immediatly for proper disposal after a few years of play!!!!!!!
Maybe one of these days I will be unlucky enough to own one of these awful looking,and of course,awful playing cues.
Since this ugly Searing cue appears to be junk,I think you should send it to me immediatly for proper disposal after a few years of play!!!!!!!
Maybe one of these days I will be unlucky enough to own one of these awful looking,and of course,awful playing cues.
That was close
Thanks for letting me know about this junk. I was going to put this cue up for sale and I wouldn't want anyone to receive junk. That was close!
danlamb said:Since this ugly Searing cue appears to be junk,I think you should send it to me immediatly for proper disposal after a few years of play!!!!!!!
Thanks for letting me know about this junk. I was going to put this cue up for sale and I wouldn't want anyone to receive junk. That was close!
Gee and I recycle wood...HIRUN526 said:Thanks for letting me know about this junk. I was going to put this cue up for sale and I wouldn't want anyone to receive junk. That was close!