Ebony Titlist Conversion For Sale

greeneyes_ocean

greeneyes_ocean

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Gorgeous Ebony Titlist Conversion For Sale

SOLD

Ebony BBC conversion
Tom Milgore cue,
Flawless cue,19.5 oz. including staight grain 4 0z, shafts
white with green spec linen wrap
Ivory ferrules, Ivory Hopee ring, Ivory sleeved joint.
This cue is a hitter & a looker
$1,350 Shipped

Will entertain offers

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I have played with this cue!

Me and another Azer were both showing each other our ebony titlist conversions and this was his. It is a little over 20 ozs if I rember right and is natural wood weight. It is still full splice if I rember right. Well balanced and solid hitting!
It is also the prettiest ebony titlist I have ever seen!
One other thing is that Tony took about a year and a half with this blank to insure it was stabalized. Any buyer will be very impressed.
Nice cue Vass!
Nick :)
 
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greeneyes_ocean said:
there is nothing wrong with it and I don't know what the guy meant by saying that.

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I don't think he meant anything bad, that's why he put the IMO in there. Just his opinion. Some people don't like ivory joints. I think it being sleeved really won't affect the hit any different than another sleeved material. Now if it was a full ivory joint............

Myself I like ivory joints.
 
greeneyes_ocean said:
there is nothing wrong with it and I don't know what the guy meant by saying that.

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Vass,
HE may be a die-hard classic cue fan, HE may prefer a steel joint is all...
Thats a nice cue, I would love to have it"
any trades accepted???
Duane
 
YOu guys are all right (and allright!). I do not like the way that ivory hits. Have had a few different cues with it and the only one I liked was a '69 Joss- loaner, won a couple $k for its owner and myself w/ it- otherwise, the hits were all too soft.

Hoppes are hot. The Ebony ones are on FIRE!!
 
This cue having an Ivory SLEEVED joint, has anything but a soft hit, sharp and firm if you ask me, and I should know, it is a beautiful looking and playing cue, one of the nicest that has ever been in my hands! The shafts are dense and have straight grain!
 
Good dealing with Vass on the Ebony Titlist

Vass,

Thank you. The cue is a real beauty, and doesn't play bad either.

Rik
 
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