FS: Older Ernie Martinez

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Here is a older Ernie cue.2x12.75 mm shafts.20.2 Oz.Price $1140 delivered.No Trades
 

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I remember ...

I was at Ernie's shop in Commerce City, Co right at about 10 years ago and Ernie was in process of making one 'for himself' of a fairly similar design (he ended up re-working it to add beveled ivory diamonds and little silver dots). I visited when he said "I'm all done except finish & wrap, wanna shoot til you miss?" as he pointed to the 5x10 in the shop at the time. I naturally complied, threw out 1-9 and went to pocketing & enjoying & experimenting with the playability of that cue. Two words:


Beyond superb.


Ernie would not sell this cue similar to yours at the time since he wanted to have 'something' to showcase (no pun intended) his works. About a year later he'd sold the same cue to a local.
If the cue you've offered up for sale plays anything like the one I told this tale about, you should be able to sell this one at nearly any reasonable price.


-Dogloop
 
Bump...

for Ernie...his cues do play jam up solid!!!

DogLoop said:
I was at Ernie's shop in Commerce City, Co right at about 10 years ago and Ernie was in process of making one 'for himself' of a fairly similar design (he ended up re-working it to add beveled ivory diamonds and little silver dots). I visited when he said "I'm all done except finish & wrap, wanna shoot til you miss?" as he pointed to the 5x10 in the shop at the time. I naturally complied, threw out 1-9 and went to pocketing & enjoying & experimenting with the playability of that cue. Two words:


Beyond superb.


Ernie would not sell this cue similar to yours at the time since he wanted to have 'something' to showcase (no pun intended) his works. About a year later he'd sold the same cue to a local.
If the cue you've offered up for sale plays anything like the one I told this tale about, you should be able to sell this one at nearly any reasonable price.


-Dogloop
 
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