9 point Southwest

CueJunkiee

CueJunkiee

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SEE NEW PRICE 2550 or 2400 w/o predator
not including shipping or paypal fees
yes buy it before i change my mind please.
for sale the prettiest SouthWest i ever owned:

Southwest 9 pointer
#306-05
Magasscar Ebony into galcano forearm.
Recut points are also galcano
Maple veneer
Ebony butt with galcano sleeve
Grey and black speckled wrap done really tight

16.1 oz butt
Shaft 1 3.7oz 13mm with moori
Shaft 2 3.7oz 13mm with moori
<how often do you see matched shafts>
Shaft 3 predator 314 black collar 3.6oz 12.75mm
Straight and mint barring small surface scratch in butt, rub from zipper of case. Can be buffed out but I left it alone.
2650.00 paypal <add the usual 3%>, cashier check
mtbmurf@comcast.net with ??? or pic requests <tried to get the pin- can't with my shi!! camera>

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holy cow market must suk...
not even a stupid offer....
on a 9 POINT SOUTHWEST to BOOT!!
Let's TRY
2650.... or 2500 without the predator
don't make me send it to the BAY.... rather have an AZ'er grab it. That's where i got it...
 
how is it a 9 point???? i can only see 3 points on half the cue, so I would think at the most it is a 6 point. nice cue anyway.
 
subdude1974 said:
how is it a 9 point???? i can only see 3 points on half the cue, so I would think at the most it is a 6 point. nice cue anyway.
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Look a little bit closer.

There are 3 re-cut points in the 3 high points.
-S
 
what are re-cut points? other than someone changing their mind and putting another veneer(basicly) in the cue. if you add those in i have a 20 point scruggs. i would not consider this a 9 point cue regardless of what they may be called, i wouldnt call it that. i think it is just a way to make the cue sound better. just my .02. and please dont let me opinion change the fact that this is an awesome cue by an awesome cue maker. no disputing that. good luck with the sale!!!
 
thanks nick....
yes the typical SW 9 point is an original 6 hi- 6 lo with 'recut' points into the high one. making it a 6 hi-lo with 3 more in the middle of the high one's...
all the SW like this are considered 9 points by all us SW junkiees and even Laurie and the team at SW....

all PM's replied to
it's an awesome cue - just want some cash to build up some ponies in my new toy for next swpring....... so i shall lighten up the case to do so...

http://s202.photobucket.com/albums/aa243/mtbmurf/84 Monte/

thanks
Murf
 
probably not the best idea to come in and say it is not a 9 point SW with 40 posts especially when it is a 9 point SW.

what about partial trades?
 
subdude1974 said:
what are re-cut points? other than someone changing their mind and putting another veneer(basicly) in the cue. if you add those in i have a 20 point scruggs. i would not consider this a 9 point cue regardless of what they may be called, i wouldnt call it that. i think it is just a way to make the cue sound better. just my .02. and please dont let me opinion change the fact that this is an awesome cue by an awesome cue maker. no disputing that. good luck with the sale!!!
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A re-cut point requires the same process and same amount of work as any other v-cut point; whether it is cut into a blank forearm or an already spliced forearm doesn't change that fact.

Awesome looking cue!
-S
 
ShaneS said:
A re-cut point requires the same process and same amount of work as any other v-cut point; whether it is cut into a blank forearm or an already spliced forearm doesn't change that fact.

Awesome looking cue!
-S
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Arguably, it takes more work to recut the point the second time. And without question its a lot more work than a veneer.
 
If you were to order one from SW they refer to it as a 9 point cue.

Nice looking cue and a fair price. I have seen on a reseller's site a 9 point listing for $3900.

Good luck.
 
Lets see... "i would not consider this a 9 point cue regardless of what they may be called, i wouldnt call it that. i think it is just a way to make the cue sound better. just my .02. and please dont let me opinion change the fact that this is an awesome cue by an awesome cue maker. no disputing that. good luck with the sale!!!"

Excuse me, but yes you did dispute it. Maybe you should revisit your post and recant. This is a 9 point cue, regardless of what you may say, and 40 posts does not mean squat as you say, but it sounds like you still don't know what constitutes a recut point vs. veneer. They are points regardless of how thin the happen to be.
 
i am sorry for any offense that my post caused. i was not looking for conflict but clarification. until now i had never heard of recut points. and i thought this was a forum where someone could put an opinion out and ask for clarification without getting attacked. i did not call it a fake, a copy or even insult the cue. i merely expressed my opinion. and if you look at my 2nd post you will even see that it starts with what are recut points? maybe i could have worded it a little diferrently, but my opinion is just that. my opinion. still dont have a grasp on exactly what they are but that is ok. i am sorry that that term is new to me but ihave never heard it before. i have always been a classic szamboti style cue lover and always will. again, good luck in the sale.
 
I know it may have come across rough above, but we do welcome you to the board. There are many really astute collectors and dealers who frequent this forum that will probably forget more about cues that you and I put together will ever know. We both started out will similar interests in cues, I am sure, and first had a glimpse of cues when someone at a local pool hall pulled out a Meucci, Joss, McDermott, etc. Once you start you will get hooked! I shot pool for probably 10 years before I knew there was a cue worth more than $1000 anywhere, and never knew that there were so many custom cuemakers out there. I couldn't have told you what a piloted joint was back then, but oh how time and knowledge changes things. I would recommend strongly you take a look at a few websites to get a glimpse of some of the cues out there. They will astonish you. cueaddicts.com, cornerstonecustomcues.com, and classiccues.com are the main three I frequent, among many others.
 
all pm's replied to....

and a bump for a cue FOR SALE :-)
2600 delivered, same terms as above
last chance before the Bay get's it and he goes overseas probably...
 
all pm's replied to
couple 'almost offers' but a last bump here on AZ..
been at tourney all weekend...
Murf
 
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