Cousins Custom cues

[Pool artist]

I had one of the last cues that he made
what's y'all experience with them?I bought it from the maker himself I paid 250 for the cue.Lets see them

 

[PDX]

I first played with a Cousins around 30 years ago at Buffalo Billiards in Cotati, CA. I got a Viking Merry Widow, which was around $120 give or take. I wanted a Cousins, but it was closer to $300. They played great, but never became popular nor valuable. My stepdad picked up #36 when the owners son traded it in on another cue.

 

[Maxx]

I have a plain birdseye Cousins and it plays great! Top cue in the photos.

 

[TWOFORPOOL]

I have had several Cousins cue. They are very well made and play great but on the stiffer side. I had 1 of 2 twelve point cousins cue ever made and sold it to a friend. These two cues were made on a bet that he couldn't make a 12 point cue.

 

[smiling_Hans]

Do they shoot well?

 

[Sealegs50]

I’ve hit a few balls with one and wanted to buy it.

 

[bud green]

They're nice cues. Used to see quite a few of them in the Bay Area north of San Francisco since most of them were sold from there.

 

[measureman]

Do they shoot well?

Depends on the type of ammo used.

 

[Pool artist]

I have had several Cousins cue. They are very well made and play great but on the stiffer side. I had 1 of 2 twelve point cousins cue ever made and sold it to a friend. These two cues were made on a bet that he couldn't make a 12 point cue.

Amazing story got mine from Buffalo billiards