***2nd Price Reduction**** ERWIN NOW $SOLD JACKSON NOW $SOLD Both for $SOLD********* You missed a good deal...never be afraid to make an offer if you are serious.
Have two well used players. These cues have seen some matches but still have many more to go. These are not for cue "nits". They both have their imperfections but they both play great. Overall they are probably 7 on a 10 scale.
First a Mike Erwin cocobola ivory and abalone. 3/8x10 pin w/solid ivory joint and ivory ferrule. I do not think the inlays are ivory. Wrap is covered like a Meucci (not my favorite). Has a couple of minor scuffs in the finish. Probably can be buffed out. Has a surprisingly soft hit for an ivory jointed cue. Not sure of the exact weight but it is probably a 19. The joint collar could use some work. If you run your fingernail down the cue to the collar you can feel the edge of the collar. This does not affect playability at all and doesn't really even need to be repaired. I wouldn't but some of you would. The shaft is straight. Nice player. I am getting a second shaft for the Erwin. The joint collar won't match but it is a straight shaft.
The second cue is a Jackson that is cocobolo with floating ebony points. It has a textured leather wrap. I've been playing with the Jackson. Was the top money winner in the last two 9 Ball ring games I played. It feels back weighted and is probably 20oz. It played great. Used it to break and it was explosive. My complaint with this cue is the wrap (not to my personal taste). It seems it creates a thicker handle (think those old, old Brunswick cues). I am also not sure if the weight is created by the wrap.
Again both have their minor dings but both have a lot of playing left in them. Looking for $SOLD on the Erwin and $SOLD for the Jackson. I prefer cash so don't be bashful if you wanted to make a cash offer. Also would be willing to do a layaway program. Open to trade offers.
Let me know. Thanks.
Bob
Have two well used players. These cues have seen some matches but still have many more to go. These are not for cue "nits". They both have their imperfections but they both play great. Overall they are probably 7 on a 10 scale.
First a Mike Erwin cocobola ivory and abalone. 3/8x10 pin w/solid ivory joint and ivory ferrule. I do not think the inlays are ivory. Wrap is covered like a Meucci (not my favorite). Has a couple of minor scuffs in the finish. Probably can be buffed out. Has a surprisingly soft hit for an ivory jointed cue. Not sure of the exact weight but it is probably a 19. The joint collar could use some work. If you run your fingernail down the cue to the collar you can feel the edge of the collar. This does not affect playability at all and doesn't really even need to be repaired. I wouldn't but some of you would. The shaft is straight. Nice player. I am getting a second shaft for the Erwin. The joint collar won't match but it is a straight shaft.
The second cue is a Jackson that is cocobolo with floating ebony points. It has a textured leather wrap. I've been playing with the Jackson. Was the top money winner in the last two 9 Ball ring games I played. It feels back weighted and is probably 20oz. It played great. Used it to break and it was explosive. My complaint with this cue is the wrap (not to my personal taste). It seems it creates a thicker handle (think those old, old Brunswick cues). I am also not sure if the weight is created by the wrap.
Again both have their minor dings but both have a lot of playing left in them. Looking for $SOLD on the Erwin and $SOLD for the Jackson. I prefer cash so don't be bashful if you wanted to make a cash offer. Also would be willing to do a layaway program. Open to trade offers.
Let me know. Thanks.
Bob
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