A warp that can only be noticed when rolling the cue back and forth very fast.

[boyersj]

Give me a call and I can help you with your cue questions and we can hit some. I can check your stuff on the lathe and we can make you a plan. I'll get you plugged into the pool scene in town as well.

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[justinb386]

I was able to get a full refund for the Viking. I went to the other pawn shop, and purchased the Adcock cue. Here is a link to some not so great pictures of it (because of the poor lighting in my room).

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=4779230#post4779230

It hits really nice though (in my opinion). I hope it is worth at least a $100. There are a few small issues (not a perfectly done wrap, and saw dust coming from the threads, so that kind of worries me). Perfectly straight though (together and apart) when rolled on a pool table.

Will Adcock is from Evansville. He used to hang here but haven't seen him in some time.

I had a couple of his cues and for that price, is worth the money. They play nice and you would consider them to be more of a custom.

Most Pawn shops have glass display cases. Hopefully you can find one that will fit the cue to roll it on. I would see if you can return it. Just tell the guy that you paid for a pool cue, not a pretzel.

Or if they have the Adcock cue, ask for a straight up trade in. I would offer the guy $100 for the Adcock and see what he says. Then maybe $120 and if it rolls ok, you will have a nicer player than the Viking.

 

[ed2000]

that a nice looking cue there sir