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Kickin' Chicken

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One or two of you may have seen this cue before so if you have knowledge of what it is, please restrain yourself, let's see if we can get some good guesses,

One of the things that really helped me decide to get this cue was the old, deep honey-colored forearm.

I love old-school! :thumbup:

I'll post a pic, see what happens then if no correct answer I'll add more.

just another way to kill a little time and have some fun. Not like we have to be anywhere...:D

So, what is it?

best,
brian kc
 

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djv122385 said:
Brian, might want to rename your file there hahaha. You told everyone the answer with your post.

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well, sh1t :angry: Why didn't I know that? :o

guess I'll post more pics now then... :grin-square:

did we have fun?

oh, btw, it's an exact copy of a bushka by James White, one of my all tim favorite cue makers. :cool:
 

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It looks to me like James did a thicker joint ring on this to make sure nobody thought it was a Balabushka. Sometimes cue maker's do this. Was the original like this too?
 
TATE said:
It looks to me like James did a thicker joint ring on this to make sure nobody thought it was a Balabushka. Sometimes cue maker's do this. Was the original like this too?
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I had a thick ring on an early Gina like that...think it was aluminum.
 
TATE said:
It looks to me like James did a thicker joint ring on this to make sure nobody thought it was a Balabushka. Sometimes cue maker's do this. Was the original like this too?
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I'm told it's "an exact copy" of a cue George made though I never did see the orig one.

but, if you look at the rings in the butt sleeve, looks like the thinner ones are the same thickness as these joint rings so could be that JMW followed just what GB did using them.
 
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