Help I cant ID this cue

Dbow61 said:
Shaft is wrapped looks original.

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Shaft looks original? Looks like different collar to me.

Cool cue. Could get a proper shaft made, or use an "off the shelf shaft", or sell the butt.

Originally came with two shafts.

With one original shaft and in nice condition it's about a $250 cue.

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I like the way it shoots better than the Coker on the left

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What a great collection you found,
I think this design is really cool :)
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$TAKE HOR$E said:
Decent looking...not to take away form the OP's topic but if you're looking for a case check out John Bartons, he has a really cool design your own feature.
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Thanks Stake! I actually bought it @ 2 weeks ago. Very happy with it. But I value ( both yours and ) CD's opinion so thought I'd ask. And, also, actually, the nanosecond I hit submit, I thought, hmmmm... hope I'm not hijacking the thread. So in that spirit I'm shutting up now! Will check out Barton cases.
 
Michael Andros said:
Thanks Stake! I actually bought it @ 2 weeks ago. Very happy with it. But I value ( both yours and ) CD's opinion so thought I'd ask. And, also, actually, the nanosecond I hit submit, I thought, hmmmm... hope I'm not hijacking the thread. So in that spirit I'm shutting up now! Will check out Barton cases.
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:D:D:D its all good, everyone is just out to help :thumbup:
 
$TAKE HOR$E said:
Decent looking...not to take away form the OP's topic but if you're looking for a case check out John Bartons, he has a really cool design your own feature.
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I agree on both counts. For a complete discussion post a thread on the case review forum.

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Dbow61 said:
Damn man you know your cues thanks for the ID cue has been in the closet for years then when we git our first table a couple if years ago warped and all its my 9 year olds favorite stick lol

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LOL!

Thanks.

I know what I know, and I have a good memory...and lots and lots of pictures of cues on my hard drive for identification.

Catalog cues are easy, customs can be more difficult.

Jayman is the master of Adam cues. He has the most spectacular collection I have seen and knows a heck of a lot about them. Usually when Adam is the topic he shows up, but we don't seem to see him here as often these days.

Anyway, Helmstetter wasn't messing around with Adam and the various associated brands. They turned out a lot of good cues. A lot of classic designs.

In the original post, the cue has misaligned rings, which is disappointing. Generally Adam cues are better than that, but not always.

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Chopdoc said:
LOL!

Thanks.

I know what I know, and I have a good memory...and lots and lots of pictures of cues on my hard drive for identification.

Catalog cues are easy, customs can be more difficult.

Jayman is the master of Adam cues. He has the most spectacular collection I have seen and knows a heck of a lot about them. Usually when Adam is the topic he shows up, but we don't seem to see him here as often these days.

Anyway, Helmstetter wasn't messing around with Adam and the various associated brands. They turned out a lot of good cues. A lot of classic designs.

In the original post, the cue has misaligned rings, which is disappointing. Generally Adam cues are better than that, but not always.

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Thanks a lot for all your help, went out to Billiards Direct in La Mesa California today and he told me I should put that JW on here and see if my post blows up here it is was in that lot also
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Yup. I saw that earlier. Was wondering if you would bring it up. Obviously an excellent cue from a master.

Plainly speaking, it's in a whole different class from the others.

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