This one isn't too bad either...
Favorite South West Wood Combinations???
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Mason yes i like it alot esp. in the forearm, here's one with both points and forearm made from pau ferro. not done yet but like the looks. Jeff
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I finally got around to taking a picture of all six of my South West cues. The seventh pictured on the far right is my South West jump cue.
Andy - Las Vegas
Andy - Las Vegas
I had one of the prettiest Cues they ever made.
Santos played with it long ago. Very pretty.
Big suprise it was purple!
Nick
Santos played with it long ago. Very pretty.
Big suprise it was purple!
Nick
My Number will soon be up, and I m confused what to order. TOO Many Choices.
This is mine.
Pre-cactus 20+years old gabon ebony point into maple with no veneers.
Bought it 5 years ago in Taiwan. Was in pretty rough shape when I got it. It still had its original finish (got it for a steal). The cue came with 2 shafts. 1 original (too thin) and 1 monster aftermarket shaft (4+ oz) that was made by 39 Studios for Chang Jung Lin (now called Zen cues). It's still 100% straight after all these years. It's only 19ozs light.
While purchasing the cue learned that this was Chang Jung Lin and Wu Yu Lun's player between early ~2004 to ~2007.
I sent the cue back for refinish and had 2 shafts made. I now have 2 matching 314 shafts for this cue. One from another SW with the same frame work that was made early 2000s (my playing shaft). Another one I just received. So total 6 shafts. :embarrassed2:
I can't imagine ever letting this cue go. I expect to hear from Laurie in the next 2 years for the order I placed in 2004.
Pre-cactus 20+years old gabon ebony point into maple with no veneers.
Bought it 5 years ago in Taiwan. Was in pretty rough shape when I got it. It still had its original finish (got it for a steal). The cue came with 2 shafts. 1 original (too thin) and 1 monster aftermarket shaft (4+ oz) that was made by 39 Studios for Chang Jung Lin (now called Zen cues). It's still 100% straight after all these years. It's only 19ozs light.
While purchasing the cue learned that this was Chang Jung Lin and Wu Yu Lun's player between early ~2004 to ~2007.
I sent the cue back for refinish and had 2 shafts made. I now have 2 matching 314 shafts for this cue. One from another SW with the same frame work that was made early 2000s (my playing shaft). Another one I just received. So total 6 shafts. :embarrassed2:
I can't imagine ever letting this cue go. I expect to hear from Laurie in the next 2 years for the order I placed in 2004.
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Did I used to own that?
It looks it.
I miss my Phantom,
Nick
It looks it.
I miss my Phantom,
Nick
No more so than a Keith Kue,he does the same thing over and over,just a bunch of needle points,but if you like it you like it.
