Late 80s, early 90s Viking

[NathanDetroit]

Did those Vikings with the faux marble have any series that is well thought of?

The curs I am searching for (archive is killing me) have points, MOP and flat-faced steel joints and brass 5 16/18 pins. Old school 20 oz 13mm.

Thanks for looking

 

[Michael Webb]

Did those Vikings with the faux marble have any series that is well thought of?

The curs I am searching for (archive is killing me) have points, MOP and flat-faced steel joints and brass 5 16/18 pins. Old school 20 oz 13mm.

Thanks for looking

Maybe

Catalog Archives

www.vikingcue.com

 

[garczar]

Did those Vikings with the faux marble have any series that is well thought of?

The curs I am searching for (archive is killing me) have points, MOP and flat-faced steel joints and brass 5 16/18 pins. Old school 20 oz 13mm.

Thanks for looking

that describes most of their cues. might look on the Viking FB page. their archives don't work much any more.

 

[Poolhall60561]

I still have my X90. Paid $90. It was my first good cue and played with it until I met Ray Schuler.

 

[buckshotshoey]

I have a VM-25 (Millennium Series) I bought in 2001. Still a good cue. I put down the Predator and the OB and started playing with it again. Felt confident enough with it to use it in the Vegas Playoffs. Played excellent with it.

 

[mikemosconi]

They had some very good shaft wood back then. Viking also made those early Excalibur cues with the heavy brass joints in the butt during the early 90s and I have an Excalibur with one of the best wood shafts that I ever owned. I had the brass joint changed out to Juma.