Help in determining the cue maker

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drewlabarbera

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I am trying to determine the maker of this cue. It appears to have a break shaft on it. I wondered if anyone recognized the maker.
 

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Looks like a decal cue, not much to go on by the butt sleeve alone.

Pics of the whole cue, where you picked it up, up close of the joint, etc would help.
 
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I believe the maker was some slant eye guy sitting

at a CNC machine accross the ocean.


It was surely an Ebay special.:wink:



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It came with a another cue at auction that I wanted. It appears to be fairly well made in shaft and butt. Similar in finish to some of my Meucci cues. Thanks for your help. I can only upload 1 pic and when I try to upload more than one it deletes the original. First time posting, so my experience may be causing the issue.
 
drewlabarbera said:
It came with a another cue at auction that I wanted. It appears to be fairly well made in shaft and butt. Similar in finish to some of my Meucci cues. Thanks for your help. I can only upload 1 pic and when I try to upload more than one it deletes the original. First time posting, so my experience may be causing the issue.
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If you want a second opinion.....the cue is ugly also...:eek:

But welcome to the forum....
...the responses are honest....which is very important.
Sometimes we steer you right
 
drewlabarbera said:
I am trying to determine the maker of this cue. It appears to have a break shaft on it. I wondered if anyone recognized the maker.
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There is no real "maker" it's a cheap generic cue, probably worth $40. The design looks a bit like that fake Tim Scurggs cue that keeps popping up every so often on craigslist and ebay.
 
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