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:smile:Here is one for all of you cocobolo lovers.
 

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Bob,

Great looking cue. I really enjoyed myself at you guys pool room last Friday that was a blast side betting with just about everyone in there. After I added it all up I think I actually won about 40.00. Those are some of the best tables I have ever seen in a pool room. Thanks for hospitality.

-don coats
 
Bob

that is one good looking cue,i really like the ones you have made for me.I think that the points you make are as good as anyone,and the play is exceptional.
To those of you who haven't seen Bob's handsigned cues,the points are long and sharp,the inlays are sharp and the designs are the best.They play good enough for his son Gabe to beat just about anyone.

I buy as many as i can get.this reply of mine is written to praise his work,and recommend his cues to anyone player or collector.

DEAN CAMPBELL
 
overlapping oval veneers

Beautiful work, Bob!

The overlapping oval veneers are breathtaking in the butt.

What a cue.

Very classy and creative.
 
Excellent design and execution. Crazy coco, overlapping ovals, everything is great.

Scott
 
word is getting out about the Bob Owen cues,I just had a man from Las Vegas call and trade me a new south west cue for my Bob Owen,he loves the way they play.
The south west is for sale now

214 477 7323
 
Bump for this cue as I got to see it today & meet Bob.

The cue is even more amazing in person. I first saw a Shurtz Cue back in approximately 1999 or 2000. It was a basic nice 4 pointer with a delron butt cap. It was a solid hitter.

Bob showed me several cues today that were absolutely spectacular. He has gone from simplistic designs to very intricate design work. Every cue he had with him was very detailed. He had pretty ivory butt caps on several. He is making very thin points with double veneers (thinner than others) that look beautiful. The butt diameter was very thin which I like. His cues appear to be advancing from players to collector quality pieces.

Everything on the cue pictured above was in perfect alignment.



Oh, Ja, I also managed to get a red circle cue ball signed for the shelf in my pool room by some friendly guy who won the US Open back in 2004. A fun day at the pool hall!


THANKS BOB!
Joe
 
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