Audrick Cues
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Hand made, lot of bang for the buck (especially on ebay), only downside is a lot of them warp because of the climate change. If you can get one that stays straight they are a nice cue.
On a side note, he doesn't use machines to face the cues, so you can't expect to pick up a after market shaft and have it face up correctly. This is exactly what he told me. So if you wanted to use say a predator shaft you would want to take it to someone to face both shaft and butt so they align correctly.
On a side note, he doesn't use machines to face the cues, so you can't expect to pick up a after market shaft and have it face up correctly. This is exactly what he told me. So if you wanted to use say a predator shaft you would want to take it to someone to face both shaft and butt so they align correctly.
Decent cues
I know a guy who owns 3 of them. He has had them for a number of years and they are still straight and true. They seem like alot of cue for the money if you like the styling of the cues. Hope this helps.
Kevin
I know a guy who owns 3 of them. He has had them for a number of years and they are still straight and true. They seem like alot of cue for the money if you like the styling of the cues. Hope this helps.
Kevin
I bought one of his "high end" cues with a lot ivory. It is a very good looking cue.
But, after having it for a few months most of the splices between different woods and some of the rings have raised or shrunken. At one splice the difference is enough to crack the finish all the way around the handle.
I have not contacted him about this yet.
But, after having it for a few months most of the splices between different woods and some of the rings have raised or shrunken. At one splice the difference is enough to crack the finish all the way around the handle.
I have not contacted him about this yet.