Cue Identification Please-

I think I'll be passing through there next Thursday evening...

We normally stop in Booneville for a couple hours sleep and then head for the border in the morning.
 
Eitehr way, it's a beautiful cue. I'd get it refinished and play with it!
 
So I've been playing with this cue for some time now. All I have to say is DAMN. It feels extremely comfy in my hands. I found out it's 59" too. I just pick it up and go!

I want to comment though, the tip is not the best at holding chalk. I literally have to chalk it every shot. Would changing the tip alter the hit/feel drastically? Cause I love the way it is now.
 
bencho said:
So I've been playing with this cue for some time now. All I have to say is DAMN. It feels extremely comfy in my hands. I found out it's 59" too. I just pick it up and go!

I want to comment though, the tip is not the best at holding chalk. I literally have to chalk it every shot. Would changing the tip alter the hit/feel drastically? Cause I love the way it is now.
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That tip on it looks like a chandivert. I'd wack it and put a hard tip on and see if it helps with chalk holding.
 
Cue ID

I owned a Helmstetter similar to this one many years ago.

Mine also had the Chandevert Champion tip similar to this one - a standard tip in the day. I kind of miss those tips - they were great if you could get past the red backing pad.
 
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