i am looking for an older (red dot) i don't trust some of the ones on ebay.........any body got one they'd like to part with?? or any other bluds for sale.......
thanx
m@tt d.
thanx
m@tt d.
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Blud Sneaky Pete
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Check this Red Dot out
You might want to check this cue. It might still be for sale. Don't know the guy from Adam. I just saw the cue.
http://www.cueauctions.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=436
You might want to check this cue. It might still be for sale. Don't know the guy from Adam. I just saw the cue.
http://www.cueauctions.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=436
Donald A. Purdy said:228 inlays, Ivory, Ebony, Malichite, and Snakewood. Let me know if you are interested.
Purdman
purd.....you are tempting me way too much........email me with close ups and price...if you are willing to sell..........cause that's a nice cue !!
matt_dawson@comcast.net
thanks
m@tt.d.
If that one doesn't work out for you, I have an older red dot Blud that I would part with for the right offer. Up until about 5 minutes ago it was the fanciest one I had ever seen
My wife would love it if I cut down my collection a bit, so getting rid of this one might "soften the blow" a bit if (when) I return from Valley Forge this weekend with another new cue.
Though it doesn't have 226 inlays, it is still a level 8 cue with 156 (72 ivory, 84 turq). The cue is 18.8 oz with one shaft and 19.0 with the other (both are about 12.5 mm). Ivory joint, butt cap & ferrules.
One shaft has been lightly played; maybe half a dozen racks (I had to try it out, but I wouldn't take a cue like this to most of the places I normally shoot).
If you (or anyone else) is interested, I have additional pics and could provide more detailed information. You may notice that this is my first post here: I am new to the board, having just joined yesterday, but I have been "lurking" for a while. If there are any questions about the sincerity of this info, as I mentioned earlier, I will also be in Valley Forge this weekend and could bring it with me.
-Chris
My wife would love it if I cut down my collection a bit, so getting rid of this one might "soften the blow" a bit if (when) I return from Valley Forge this weekend with another new cue.
Though it doesn't have 226 inlays, it is still a level 8 cue with 156 (72 ivory, 84 turq). The cue is 18.8 oz with one shaft and 19.0 with the other (both are about 12.5 mm). Ivory joint, butt cap & ferrules.
One shaft has been lightly played; maybe half a dozen racks (I had to try it out, but I wouldn't take a cue like this to most of the places I normally shoot).
If you (or anyone else) is interested, I have additional pics and could provide more detailed information. You may notice that this is my first post here: I am new to the board, having just joined yesterday, but I have been "lurking" for a while. If there are any questions about the sincerity of this info, as I mentioned earlier, I will also be in Valley Forge this weekend and could bring it with me.
-Chris
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gawd....i abs. love it.........i have shot with a bunch of different types and nothing feels close...
NOSAJ03 said:
I would classify mine as pretty stiff and I would guess the other is as well since they appear to be "sisters." I hadn't noticed before that they seem to be identical other than the ringwork and different inlay materials.
Of course, I have been shooting almost exclusively with spliced or laminated shafts for the last 5 or 6 years and prefer a very soft tip. Just about anything with a standard shaft and a harder tip (like the Mooris on my Bludworth) feels "stiff" to me.
As an added note to my post above, I pulled the cue out today and found that both shafts have been chalked. I thought it was only one, but apparantly not. Neither has received significant play, but I figured I should mention it.