I got a wedgie from Jerry Rauenzahn. Ouch!!!!!!!!

KOINNKID

Troy
Silver Member
Check out these fantastic cues that I have from my friend Jerry Rauenzahn. Thanks for the fantastic cues.
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Jim Baxter

AzB Silver Member
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Holy Crap, Those are Beautiful . Love the wedge. Very nice, Price??? I know you aren't going to keep them all to yourself. :thumbup:
 

fatsix

AzB Silver Member
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Thats what i thought. Whats the need for the wrap then, if your holding the cue at the butt? I've read on here alot, that you shouldn't be holding the cue that far back, that a longer cue is needed because your not holding the cue near the balance point. Different strokes for different folks. I'm going to have to try one out. I've been debating getting a longer cue, but don't need another cue sitting around that I dont like how it plays. Looks like its time to mod my schon. I like that black one.
 

KOINNKID

Troy
Silver Member
The cues are modeled after the Brunswick 26-1/2 wedge cue from the early 1900's. In these cues it is simply the design I was after.
 

8-ball Rat

I'll eat you alive.....
Silver Member
Very sweet set, Troy.

I have an -R- cue with the same point/veneer colors as the ebony cue in your pics...but no wedgie.

That ebony cue is the best of the bunch...but they're all fantastic.

Mark
 

somms69

escape artist
Silver Member
I have always wanted to play with a wedge cue. Very nice, thanks for sharing Troy.
 

mooseman

AzB Silver Member
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The flat side allows the butt to fit the hand better.
classic ergonomics, try it out.

Very nice cues Troy.

I know most snooker cues have a wedge. This does help when using a bridge. While hard to describe the action, your fingers do hold the wedge while allowing you to sight down the length of the cue without your fingers getting in the way. Also I guess it helps you hold the cue in the same orientation on each shot.

This is just from when I used to play a lot of snooker.
 

gregoryg

AzB Silver Member
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Nice cues!

Like another poster said, I also believe the wedge was supposed to allow the shooter to keep the cue lined up the same way when shooting.

Something to do with keeping the cue's spine oriented the same way for each shot, was how I understand it.
 
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