Cue case question

igme

igme

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What decent case, a 3x6 is available out there for about $200. I know the price is not that high. My wife argues that if you are to spend $400 on a case, why not just spend it on another cue, to which she has a point. For $400 you can already get a nice Sneaky custom. Any suggestions?
 
for just over 200 you could get a new instroke. and as for your wife i'm all for buying new cues but you should get a case that'll keep your already invested money safe.
 
contact chrisonline on this forum. he sells vincitore cases and they sell a nice L36 or L36-b 3x6 leather cases under $200 and they are great cases, i have two. he gives great deals on cases, send him a pm.

guy
 
To your wife's point

I am a flyfishing junkie. When I announced to one of my fishing partners that I was thinking about setting down $600 for a new reel he casually pointed out, "What the hell for? All the reel does in hold line. Spend the money on something that furthers what you are out here doing."
Made to much sense...so I got another rod instead.
For me, cases fall into the same catagory...pretty but they don't help me play better pool.
 
Check with Chris (chrisonline). He's a great dealer and I'm sure will find you exactly what you want.

Jim
 
i have your solution

igme said:
What decent case, a 3x6 is available out there for about $200. I know the price is not that high. My wife argues that if you are to spend $400 on a case, why not just spend it on another cue, to which she has a point. For $400 you can already get a nice Sneaky custom. Any suggestions?
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i'll sell ya a porper 4x8 and i'll put in a mystery cue, but it will be nice and worth it for 600< after all your wife is right , right??
 
igme said:
What decent case, a 3x6 is available out there for about $200. I know the price is not that high. My wife argues that if you are to spend $400 on a case, why not just spend it on another cue, to which she has a point. For $400 you can already get a nice Sneaky custom. Any suggestions?
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thanks guys for the positive comments.. as always they are very much appreciated.. anyways.. pm send on a 3x5 and 3x7 case..

thanks..chris
 
I have an original It's George 3x6 flat black leather case that i'm looking to sell. $225OBO If you're looking for a classic case, this is the one. Pm me if you're interested.
 
Catahula said:
I am a flyfishing junkie. When I announced to one of my fishing partners that I was thinking about setting down $600 for a new reel he casually pointed out, "What the hell for? All the reel does in hold line. Spend the money on something that furthers what you are out here doing."
Made to much sense...so I got another rod instead.
For me, cases fall into the same catagory...pretty but they don't help me play better pool.
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Wow man i think you're underestimating the importance of a case. i've got an instroke and a couple of really nice cues. i don't even flinch if i drop my case because it's so sturdy, plenty of padding and what not. if i had my cues in a cheaper case i'd be more worried about my cues getting dinged or even broken (ok not so much broken) the point i'm gettin at is if i'm going to spend over 500 dollars for anything i want to make sure i take good care of it.
 
ABall said:
I have an original It's George 3x6 flat black leather case that i'm looking to sell. $225OBO If you're looking for a classic case, this is the one. Pm me if you're interested.
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Can you send pics of the George 3x6 leather case to rndeleon@hotmail.com.

thanks.
 
igme said:
What decent case, a 3x6 is available out there for about $200. I know the price is not that high. My wife argues that if you are to spend $400 on a case, why not just spend it on another cue, to which she has a point. For $400 you can already get a nice Sneaky custom. Any suggestions?
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If you are going to spend $100 on a suitcase, why not just buy a couple more pairs of slacks. You can carry your clothes around in a plastic garbage bag.
 
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