Lol. You bought the item so the page is gone.
Being a Mosconi fan, what can you tell me about this replica cue
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Choppertwo
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Anyway I bought the Moscone replica I'll post pics when I get it and tell you how much I hope I love it and by the way I am a Moscone fan
so much so that you can't spell his name correctly?????
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C-mon, damn spell checkso much so that you can't spell his name correctly?????
Why does spell check suck at spelling???
And why do I have to check spell check??
I have always wondered about this conundrum...
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I used to be pretty sure about my spelling until spell check came along. Now I check on it. About 50/50 there.
sarcasm, has to beHUH?? I can't decide if this is just a really lame attempt at sarcasm or maybe some type of delusion.
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For some reason the pic of the butt didnt upload,anyway cue is awesome,great balance,looks awesome,kinda reminds me of my Schon that I had about 20 yrs ago as for hit
This is my pieced together history:
Prior to the sale of the rights to the Balabushka Signature Cues to the Balabushka Cue Company around 2011, Competition Sports were importing the Balabushka Signature Cues from Adam Japan. Adam Japan was subcontracting the cues from China (Universal Cues). Although at the time, Don Spektar owned Competition Sports, the Balabushka Cues’s rights were owned by Patty Vorliss, who had worked for the late David Forman (founder of Adam Cue).
When the Mallens bought the rights from Vorliss, Universal decided to continue to make the same cues, but without any signature. I suppose that keeps them out of trouble. And that is what I believe the vintage of the OP’s cue.
The Mallens (and now Peggy Mallen only) have the Balabushka Signature Cues built in Taiwan. Those cues feel and play very good, as do the previous vintage made in Universal .
Prior to the sale of the rights to the Balabushka Signature Cues to the Balabushka Cue Company around 2011, Competition Sports were importing the Balabushka Signature Cues from Adam Japan. Adam Japan was subcontracting the cues from China (Universal Cues). Although at the time, Don Spektar owned Competition Sports, the Balabushka Cues’s rights were owned by Patty Vorliss, who had worked for the late David Forman (founder of Adam Cue).
When the Mallens bought the rights from Vorliss, Universal decided to continue to make the same cues, but without any signature. I suppose that keeps them out of trouble. And that is what I believe the vintage of the OP’s cue.
The Mallens (and now Peggy Mallen only) have the Balabushka Signature Cues built in Taiwan. Those cues feel and play very good, as do the previous vintage made in Universal .
They should get Willie to stock those cues at Target.
Choppertwo
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For some reason the pic of the butt didnt upload,anyway cue is awesome,great balance,looks awesome,kinda reminds me of my Schon that I had about 20 yrs ago as for hit
Trying to upload pics,not working only uploads
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Looks to be in great condition.
Choppertwo
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Buy it , you wont be sorry
Choppertwo
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Thx,it hits great,balance is perfect,kinda reminds me of my Schon I had about 20 its ago
I was gonna say it looked Schon ish but for those dots.
