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I'm thinking about buying one. It would be from a cue maker not a private purchase. I'd like to stay around $650-$1000 if possible. Who are some of the quality makers. Could also be a production issue and bumperless of course. Who is your cue guy. How long did you wait for it? Thanks, Frank
 
GoldCrown said:
I'm thinking about buying one. It would be from a cue maker not a private purchase. I'd like to stay around $650-$1000 if possible. Who are some of the quality makers. Could also be a production issue and bumperless of course. Who is your cue guy. How long did you wait for it? Thanks, Frank
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I see you're in Florida...I've had one by Paul Dayton...great cue.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...0tsxb2T0DuMTo9brg&sig2=HvvyTa67NFoRJuCj0Z5K0g
I've also had one made by Mike Johnson (Jensen cues)..great also
...uncertain if he is still making them
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...3kK8YGPS_WR0pq4ng&sig2=0Z1A5pAP4aZRLYSaVXxn6Q

The Hoppe is my favorite design..with inlays on the points...
 
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Try Lee Peppers (LP Cues). He makes a nice cue and should be able to hit your price range.
 
I recommend Bob Owen of Shurtz Custom Cues. He made my bumperless Hoppe and it's a great looking/playing cue.

I believe I waited about 5 months for it.
 
I second Paul Dayton. His wood is the best for the money. His taper and shaftwood is second to none. You're in a great State for cuemakers. Can't go wrong with Pete Ohman either...Omen Cues. My cues from Paul usually take about 4 mos. You really don't want one made any quicker than that. You can get a beauty for $1000-$1200...Tom

pt109 said:
I see you're in Florida...I've had one by Paul Dayton...great cue.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...0tsxb2T0DuMTo9brg&sig2=HvvyTa67NFoRJuCj0Z5K0g
I've also had one made by Mike Johnson (Jensen cues)..great also
...uncertain if he is still making them
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...3kK8YGPS_WR0pq4ng&sig2=0Z1A5pAP4aZRLYSaVXxn6Q

The Hoppe is my favorite design..with inlays on the points...
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Thanks guys. Hey...feel free to post pics. Would enjoy seeing them.
 
Are you talking about a titlist conversion of a Hoppe cue, or a Hoppe style (ivory ring in butt sleeve)?
 
Comments on these Schons. (other than the round points).
 

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OK, Hoppe style. You should be able to find a pretty nice one for upwards of $1000.
 
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