Josey and Olney cues

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edd

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Are the characteristics and hit of the Olney similar to the Josey? That is, forward-balanced, stiff-hitting with a wood-to-wood joint. If not, what cue is more similar to a Josey?
 
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edd said:
Thanks for the input. I'm looking for a backup player to my Josey.
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Why not just buy another Josey? Unless you're looking for something a bit different, of course.

One day at my favorite hall, another player with a Josey & I switched cues. Even though they were made several years apart, we were both amazed how alike they were...one hit just like the other.

Josey means consistancy as far as I'm concerned.
 
You found out what cue you like so stick with it. You can get one of his hustler cues for $250ish new. There is one in the for sale section that is $230 that looks real good.
 
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