Cory Barnhart Purpleheart player

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Will take a beating on this one.. Chalked and played a couple racks on one shaft, the other shaft is brand new. Cue is in 99% overall condition.

ASKING: $550 shipped

Weight: 19.0 oz
Butt Sleeve: Purpleheart
Butt cap: Phenolic
Joint Material: Phenolic
# shafts: 2
Ferrule Material: LBM
Forearm: Purpleheart
Wrap: Textured Leather
Ring work: Barnhart Custom Silver
Pin style: Radial
Shaft size: 13 mm
Tip: Moori Med
Joint Protectors: Yes

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Just curious...Is this the one that Bamacues sold a little while ago?
 
Skess said:
Just curious...Is this the one that Bamacues sold a little while ago?

Not me. This one is one that the guys at New2youqs had. Very nice cue and a real steal with Cory's high end silver inlay work...210 individual inlays in the ringwork.
Joe
 
Yeah, my bad. I went back and looked at the picture from the other one. This is a solid PH forearm. The other one had PH points.

Either way, Cory makes some impressive looking cues.
 
Skess said:
Yeah, my bad. I went back and looked at the picture from the other one. This is a solid PH forearm. The other one had PH points.

Either way, Cory makes some impressive looking cues.

He is a heck of a cuemaker...very, very meticulous. Uses high quality materials and does high quality work. They are great players, also.
Joe
 
Q-Street said:
Can you adjust the weight?

You can on most of Cory's cues...I would expect you can on this one. He drills and taps them so that weight can be added/removed.
 
thanks bamacues for all your replies! haha =)

yes, the weight can be adjusted behind the bumper. cory uses a screw-on bumper.

pics of the actual cue on hand comin up in day's time.
 
tempting..

Very tempting definitely a great deal on what I'm sure is an exceptional player. I just got the Brazilian rosewood one from Joe(Bamacues) and wow, it is now clear to me why he talks so highly of his work.
 
masonh said:
love that ringwork.

I agree,,,it is really sweet. The ringwork actually consists of 210 individually inlaid pieces of silver. Cory said it takes him 30-40 hours of work to do this inlay work with jeweler's precision. It is a $300 option on his cues.
Joe
 
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