Help Identifying Cue

[Thecoats]

This kid at the pool picked up a SW knock off and the only identifying mark on the cue is a small emblem on the shaft that looks like either a horseshoe or possibly an Omega emblem.

My best guess is that it might be one of the cues that Michael out of Omega billiards was making several years ago.

Thanks in advance for any input or thoughts.

Here is a picture of the emblem/logo on the shaft.

 

[half fast bankr]

I’d go with the horseshoe idea based on how it’d show ‘in use’...

 

[Thecoats]

Thanks for the response it looks more like a horseshoe to me than an Omega sign too.

 

[nick serdula]

Hard to say

Horseshoes have dots usually.
Nick

 

[trinacria]

how it play?

 

[Thecoats]

how it play?

It's a solid cue. However, while the 3 hi/3 lo points and rings are patterned after Southwest cues it does not play like a Southwest. It has 12.5mm shafts with a really long pro taper that produce a fairly soft hit.

-don

 

[garczar]

This kid at the pool picked up a SW knock off and the only identifying mark on the cue is a small emblem on the shaft that looks like either a horseshoe or possibly an Omega emblem.

My best guess is that it might be one of the cues that Michael out of Omega billiards was making several years ago.

Thanks in advance for any input or thoughts.

Here is a picture of the emblem/logo on the shaft.

Omega's are Chinese cues. Decent cue for the money.