You got me thinking and I dug out the cue. I have not looked at it in a good 20 years. I played on the bar table with the big ball with this cue. Boy I won a ton of money with this cue, I beat one guy alone for like $30,000 over several months using this cue.
The other cue in the picture is an old Rambow. I forgot I even owned that cue they were both stored in the same box. The Rambow cue was butchered though years ago, someone put a SS joint on it. It's probably worth nothing. Sorry the pictures are so bad, the cats kept jumping on them and I had to do it quick.
Here are some of mine. I need better picks of the Master Stroke.
That's it. Shipping shows $26.90. Odd price if you ask me![]()
I found the old Mosconi pic with him with that model cue. Interesting if you read the text how cues have changed.
Here are some of my project cues.
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I'll take 13 through the end![]()
Funny, #13 is the one my eyes were drawn to immediately...
..the one that RJ stopped short of.
If RJ and I had a beer, we'd probably argue about the brand.
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Would not !! :wink:
Yeah, well, I prefer port, anyways.
I got an old Brunswick one-piece...can't remember what's on the label.
It's straight and in amazing condition...
...but it's one of the painted ones.
Still don't know what to do with it.
Yeah, well, I prefer port, anyways.
I got an old Brunswick one-piece...can't remember what's on the label.
It's straight and in amazing condition...
...but it's one of the painted ones.
Still don't know what to do with it.
The maple is extremely well seasoned and can make a killer shaft!
Wow, your collection looks like it could be switched with mine and we would not know.
I do have a Brunswick Tru Balance that is Oak into Birdseye. The BEM runs from the splice to the tip.![]()