cue identification ?

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8up

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Lenin wrap with only Southwestern on it. It rolls straight together or apart. The only thing I don't care for it the shaft taper its 12.9 at the tip but 14.5 mm at 10 inches. I would like to know what brand it is and if I can buy another shaft at a reasonable price somewhere .

Thanks for any help, Ron
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The only thing I found on that site was South West cues this is a "Southwestern"
 
8up said:
The only thing I found on that site was South West cues this is a "Southwestern"
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they are definately not the same:wink: i don't know anything about yours, but southwest cues are high end customs that don't have anything like that on the forearm.
 
I don't know anything about this sellers reputation but it sure seems that he is up front about this cue. He states that it is a decal cue and it is a factory second and it may not be straight.I think anyone who reads the description will know exactly what they are getting.
 
Well the stick is straight. its 20 oz and I did over pay I guess I was trying to get a good deal and got took LOL I have $80 in it and the shaft taper is too steep for my liking. This game is expensive especially if you buy everything twice:angry:
 
8up said:
Well the stick is straight. its 20 oz and I did over pay I guess I was trying to get a good deal and got took LOL I have $80 in it and the shaft taper is too steep for my liking. This game is expensive especially if you buy everything twice:angry:
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We all live and learn 8up. $80 will buy you a pool lesson from a top instructer or a day of skiing in Vail(that does not include parking). The taper thing is a problem, but you put a quality tip on that cue and you will have a decent player. I guess my point is you have a cue and a lesson for eighty frog skins.....you could have done worse. Turn that bad boy into your break cue and call it good.;)
 
FamilyMan said:
As a newer guy on the block, i was trying not to rock the boat too much. Thanks!
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I know what your saying and I understand, but the problem with not telling it like it is, is what happens to other people who are uninformed.
 
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