Ever regretted selling a cue?
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Most of the cues I've sold, especially locally, were all great playing cues.
Someone wanted the cue, I wanted the dough, so we made a deal.
Several years ago I traded a Scruggs for a Buss, regretted it, and put the Buss away in deep storage.
Recently I've been playing with the Buss a little, and I'm glad I made the trade.
A deal is a deal, I don't look back
Someone wanted the cue, I wanted the dough, so we made a deal.
Several years ago I traded a Scruggs for a Buss, regretted it, and put the Buss away in deep storage.
Recently I've been playing with the Buss a little, and I'm glad I made the trade.
A deal is a deal, I don't look back
No... but I regret not buying a fancy Joss West for $75.00 when I had the chance.
bigshooter said:
I got a Predator 2k6, an old Mali, some custom jump cue and a fresh guiseppe case for $100 one time back in 07. Guy said pool is for the birds, he quits...i said Ca Caww...here is your 100 lol. Sold the Mali that night for $175, can't remember what happened to the case and jump cue, and finally got in a jam n sold the 2k6 for $850. Those deals dont come around that often lol
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asiasdad
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These are the ones I've had to let go of in the last 4 years due to
financial hardship that I regret selling
Mike Lambros ebony w/snakewood points
TAD-1
Murray Tucker Titlist conversion
Judd Fuller JT-4
Paul Mottey to my specs
How about a thread on cues one has regretted buying ?
That would piss off some of the AZB "darlings" on here
hyping their cues.
financial hardship that I regret selling
Mike Lambros ebony w/snakewood points
TAD-1
Murray Tucker Titlist conversion
Judd Fuller JT-4
Paul Mottey to my specs
How about a thread on cues one has regretted buying ?
That would piss off some of the AZB "darlings" on here
hyping their cues.
Nice post and I kind of feel the same way but just a little different.
I'll feel sort of excited waiting for that special cue to arrive and when it
does,I usually have expectations that the cue will hit great but more times
than not it usually does not.
I suddenly feel disappointed and disheartened,kind of the same way
I feel about my wife and my kids:wink:
Many times. Especially my first custom, a pj coco Niti, and also my second BB, an RS3 with ferruleless shafts. On the other hand, though, I have a couple that I almost sold but didn't, and I'm still glad for that, and I really am enjoying my new Judd/Davis ebony Titlist Hoppe...amazing cue.
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I designed a cue with Tim Scruggs back in the 80s (mostly Tim, but he incorporated some of my ideas into final product) and then I sold it 10 years later. I regret it every time I see it since I sold it to my best friend. At least I know it is in a good home.
Many Many times . But cant keepem all . jim
You could regret it, but then again I sold 4 of my 5 Tim Scruggs cues a few weeks ago and I am still waiting to see if the regret sets in.
So far so good, but I'm holding the money in escrow just in case.
Don't do it
Once you ship that cue, the history sets in. You will regret selling it. 34 yrs is a lot of history. My advice is keep it if u can. :smile:
Once you ship that cue, the history sets in. You will regret selling it. 34 yrs is a lot of history. My advice is keep it if u can. :smile:
I've missed cues i sold way more than i miss my ex-wife!!!
