Churchill Cues

I bought one from Ken about 7-8 years ago. Think he called it the Tournament cue. It plays really good. The finish was not perfect, looked like air bubbles. Cue looked fine, just not perfect finish. Pretty sure he has improved finishing by now. Price was great. The hit was the cues best selling point. If price is fair to yor pocketbook,I highly reccomend you to try one.
 
Just came across one, do you have any info where he could be contacted? Seems to be a really nice cue.
 
I still have my Ken Churchill cue that I bought in 1997. It is a 60" cue with metal epoxy filled portions in the butt of the cue. I believe that Ken used the metal epoxy to fill in any air gaps in those portions like the A joint, etc.

Have had the cue refinished once, so, for my cue right now, the finish is pretty good.

The cue actually plays very, very good and is one of those cues that I do not have any plans of selling.

I am still in the hunt for other Ken Churchill cues... but, I just dont know how to contact Ken anymore. Years ago, he had some sort of website (talking about his Vietnam war experiences and his hobby, which was cuemaking) which was how I was able to get in touch with him. I've tried googling for him quite a few times... but sadly, can't find it anymore.

nbc
 
The one I just got has 8 hi-lo red points, ebony with two wooden rings (bacote?) near the white butt cap. Look anything like yours? Do you know the value of any of his cues? Thanks.
 
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