If you had $1000

hagan cue?

hate to say it but you can find more balabushkas and szambotis and jerry franklin era southwests than hagan cues. from what i can recall i think be built cues up in ohio. in maybe 18 years of checking out cues i have seen maybe 4 including ebay. good luck on finding one, seriously.
 
Ken Barlow said:
but there does appear to be a general consensus that 'Instroke' or 'Jack Justice' cases are the way to go. I've managed to found numerous suppliers of the 'Instroke' range but have yet failed to have a successful hit on any of my web searches for 'Jack Justice' cases.

Also Check out Dan Whitten Cases

Ron Thomas Case

and Jim Murnak Case

That you got the TOP FIVE CASE MADE TODAY IMO...:D
 
For $2000 I would get a 4 point Mike Webb cue, Stinger and a plain black 2x4 Whitten. Nothing fancy but very high quality.
 
I would order a custom Justis with all the bells and whistles for about 800.00 Then I would save money and buy one cue at a time.
 
JoeyInCali said:
Alex still make cues?
I thought he quit and went into furniture business.
He made nice stiff cues ( thick butts and thick shafts ala SW ).
Alex Brick runs the Pro Shop at JOB billiards in Nashville TN. He replaced Joe Blackburn. The last time I was there he showed me a nice all ebony cue with lots of silver.
 
Mike Webb playing cue
Fury Jump/Break
Porper case

and for $2K

Mike Webb playing cue
Fury Jump/Break
Porper case

etc...
 
PoolSleuth said:
GREAT as my other half is a Die Hard "PATS FAN", and they is on Sunday Nightnight Football,

My TEAM won today over the C O W B O Y S.....:p :p :p :p

You have good taste then.

I don't care what team it is but, wherever Terrell Owens is, I root against that team. Good for the Skins.
 
Ken_4fun said:
Good luck on getting Hagan Cue.

Too good of cue, too few out there.

I have one that is about to be for sale.

One of a kind absolutely custom and from his days in Miamisburg, OH (ca. 1988).

He made a hell of a cue in those days.
 
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