KEITH JOSEY CUES (traditonal style)

[itsjustagame]

Hi, Keith Josey sent me some pics and I wanted to shre them with yall. :thumbup:

Ebony on Ebony w 5 veneers:

 

[NewStroke]

Now that is a very nice cue!

 

[itsjustagame]

Cocobolo on BEM / No Inlays:

 

[itsjustagame]

Fancy Ebony on Ebony w veneers & Inlays:

 

[itsjustagame]

Ebony on BEM w 5 veneers:

 

[itsjustagame]

Cocobolo on BEM w MOP Inlays:

 

[itsjustagame]

Fancy Ebony on BEM w Hoppe ring:

 

[itsjustagame]

I hope yall enjoy the pics.:thumbup:

 

[fd_colorado]

I sure like that Ebony on BEM w 5 veneers.

Any idea what that club goes for?

Thanks

 

[jay helfert]

Before anyone asks, my Josey is NOT FOR SALE!

 

[justin.powell]

Those are sweet cues. Thanks for sharing the pics.

 

[LC3]

All of those cues are gorgeous. I've always thought of Josey in terms of the ornate floating points on his site, but he's hitting it out the park with these more traditional designs too.

 

[pwd72s]

Mine looks much like the cocobolo on BEM with the MOP inlays...Only sub ebony for the cocobolo. Many
don't realize that Kieth makes pantograph cues with razor sharp points. Being a traditionalist,
I prefer this style. Like Jay, mine's not for sale...

Are these? Thanks for the pics...gorgeous sticks...but that's what I'd expect from Keith. :grin:

 

[daphish1]

How would ya'll describe the hit of a Josey cue?

Pretty sure I'm going to order one, just can't figure out exactly what i want

 

[pwd72s]

"stiff and sweet" is how I'd describe the hit.
Jay???

 

[ScottR]

Fancy Ebony on Ebony w veneers & Inlays:

I saw this one at the SE cue show and loved it.

Scott

 

[ryu311]

oh man, those look so beautiful. :thumbup:

-Ray (patiently waiting for his Josey :banghead: )

 

[jay helfert]

"stiff and sweet" is how I'd describe the hit.
Jay???

I don't know how to describe it. It just feels perfect in my hands, like it was made just for me. I have an older very simple Josey with a steel joint, about 19 oz. with 12.5 mm shafts. The best way I can describe it is that I can "feel" the balls with this cue. To me the best cue feels like an extension of your arm. The energy flows down your arm, through the cue and out the tip into the cue ball. Some cues just work that way and sadly many do not. Fancy doesn't always work for me either. One of the best hitting cues I have is a plain jane maple Hank Corsair. The plain jane Tad's are prize cues as well for the same reason.

 

[pwd72s]

"feel the balls"...Jay, that's beautiful! :grin:

 

[junkbond]

Hey, Jay. Is your Josey for sale?