Babin cue opinion

newguy99

newguy99

http://www.palmercue.com/
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I NEED SOME OPINIONS ON MY CUES
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THEY ARE NOT FINISHED YET MAYBE A FEW WEEKS MORE 3/8 10 PIN 12.75 MM PRO TAPER WE CAN DO A 10 TO 15" PRO TAPER MAPLE SHAFT OR HORNBEAM SHAFT OR BOTHNEED SOME HONEST OPINIONS
 
If u ever need a real shaft i have some hornbeam shaft low deflection u would throw your lminated shaft away honest a god i will be doing some real good promo prices at about my cost and iam tell player if they dont like it one give them there money back iam so sure you would like the hit iam even willing to send one just to try out if u like it send me a check or paypal the wood has around 40 to 75 growth rings its a very tuff wood the best hornbeam if from nothern maine this is where i get it i have family on there that work in the woods as lumbr jack the horn beam does grow very larg they just plow right offer it years a go they used it for hatchet handle sledge hmmers and ox neck rings it unbelieable wood have you ever her of it ?
 
What's the weight of these? I like what I see, especially pic three!


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newguy99 said:
If u ever need a real shaft i have some hornbeam shaft low deflection u would throw your lminated shaft away honest a god i will be doing some real good promo prices at about my cost and iam tell player if they dont like it one give them there money back iam so sure you would like the hit iam even willing to send one just to try out if u like it send me a check or paypal the wood has around 40 to 75 growth rings its a very tuff wood the best hornbeam if from nothern maine this is where i get it i have family on there that work in the woods as lumbr jack the horn beam does grow very larg they just plow right offer it years a go they used it for hatchet handle sledge hmmers and ox neck rings it unbelieable wood have you ever her of it ?
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Hey bud, the cues look great from what you've posted. I think we spoke on the phone briefly a month or so ago, and you were quite helpful, so I appreciate that. My only advice would be to use some punctuation and take a second to check your posts for grammer. The above post is very difficult to read... I would bet you could get better feedback if you wrote your posts more clearly for your readers.

Best of luck with the cues! I've heard good things about Hornbeam shafts...
 
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