Brand new Eurowest custom cue

1pRoscoe

1pRoscoe

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This cue has not been chalked, still brand new in the bag.

58", 19oz cue, lightly stained birdseye maple forearm and butt. 6 points of ebony on forearm with 6 reverse points in butt. Birdseye inlaid into each point with a darker stain, which really sets this cue off!

Silver rings at A/B, very nice double silver ring with birdseye in between at C/D. White delrin buttcap. Black w/ white spec irish linen wrap. Stainless steel joint, 13mm shaft with LePro tip. If you would like, I can also include a Moori III tip of your choice with purchase.

$785 shipped to US 48, insured.

Any questions, please email eurowest@gmail.com and I will be happy to answer! I also have another beautiful masterpiece from Eurowest that will be posted later today as pictures are not available right now.

Ross

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I agree Bruce...but I am unsure as to how the hit as I have not heard much about these cues. They seem like Schon cues...and Schon prices for that matter...but never heard much about them.

Be interesting to see how they play.

Shorty
 
The hit of these cues are very solid and responding. The best that I can compare the hit to would be a JossWest. :D

I don't know if you are familiar with the history, but Eurowest was started by Andreas Stahl, who learned cuemaking from Bill Stroud/JossWest. Bill sold all of his cuemaking equipment to Andreas and he went back to Germany several years ago to continue cuemaking. The demand was so high over there that they could not export any to the US, so this is the first time that Eurowest is going to be available in the states, thanks to Markus Funk now being co-owner. Since he is able to grow the shop, they will now be able to make a few more cues a month, which will be exported to me for sales again in the US.
 
I bought a EuroWest from Markus at SBE...and it is a solid rod. I opted for the plain no pointed cue, Maple forearm with a Ebony butt sleeve. I'm impressed with its consistancy from Ferrule to butt cap and the quality of the cue overall. I played some with it and its found a place in the case.
 
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