FS: Cory Barnhart figured Bubinga cue

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Here is a brand new cue from Cory Barnhart. If you have not tried a Barnhart cue or seen the quality of his workmanship, ask some of the people who own them about them. His workmanship is stellar, and his inlay work is jeweler quality. You will be hard pressed to find a better quality example of workmanship.

This cue is a figured Bubinga cue. The wood in this cue has so much grain that it looks almost like Amboyna Burl.

-The cue weighs 19 ounces, (shaft-3.8oz, butt-15.2oz)
-The shaft is 12.8mm with an Aegis ferrule
-It has a radial pin phenolic joint
-A black with brown specks linen wrap
-Cory's signature inlaid silver dot ringwork at all 5 positions (100 inlays, total)
-Signed "Barnhart" on the butt

SOLD!! Thanks!

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A very beautiful understated cue. The wood is all the decoration you need. Bump for you and Cory.
 
beautiful simply stated cue! Joe hit the nail on the head. Corys attention to detail & playability are second to none.
 
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The Rosewood cue is gone, but this Bubinga is still available, and the wood in this cue is Awesome!
 
I just wanted to say that I was the one who bought the Barnhart 5-point bubinga cue that Joe sold a couple months ago. I love it, and I have been playing with it ever since. Cory was also great to work with when I ordered a 2nd shaft for that cue. His workmanship & finish is up there with some of the greats. I'm glad I tried it out.

Cory's cues are highly recommended as great players and Joe is a great seller.

Just my 2 cents worth,

Dave
 
12squared said:
I just wanted to say that I was the one who bought the Barnhart 5-point bubinga cue that Joe sold a couple months ago. I love it, and I have been playing with it ever since. Cory was also great to work with when I ordered a 2nd shaft for that cue. His workmanship & finish is up there with some of the greats. I'm glad I tried it out.

Cory's cues are highly recommended as great players and Joe is a great seller.

Just my 2 cents worth,

Dave
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Thanks for the kind words, Dave. I am glad you are liking your Barnhart cue. Cory is about the most "attentive to detail" person that I have ever known. He just won't let anything with a flaw go out, and he really works hard to make his cues play great. I can understand why his cues have been in so much demand in Japan for a few years now.

Also, he uses some of the best woods I have seen. The cue listed here is figured Bubinga, but I swear that you would think it was Amboyns Burl when you look at it in person. Also, take a look at my personal Cory Barnhart jump-break cue. Some fantastic wood and craftsmanship.
Joe
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masonh said:
how much for your personal jump/break,Joe?
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Mason,

Cory doesn't really make J/B cues much anymore. He made this one specially for my personal use. It is not for sale at this time. I can say that it is a true Monster, though. The shaft weighs 4.4 ounces and has over 30 GRPI.
Joe
 
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