Les Blevins 2000 Custom Cue

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basspro57

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Up for sale is a beautiful Les Blevins players cue which he made in 2000. This cue has beautiful cocobolo wood and the photos just don't do it justice. It does have some really fancy ring work which gives the cue a better look than a regular player. This cue was custom made by Les Blevins who is now retired and his cues are extremely hard to find (it is a bit of a collectible). His cues hit every bit as good as a Southwest cue...I know because I had a Franklin Era Southwest cue and this cue played just as good. It has the 3/8"brass pin just like a Southwest and the joints are still tight on both shafts (this cue was not used for breaking). The cue has some extremely small dings from normal play but is in original condition (not been used and abused). The cue comes with two original shafts and they roll nice. They both have just the slightest taper roll as all cues do but that does not affect play. The cue rolls straight both together and apart. If you know what you are looking at, you will not be disappointed. $OLD shipped CONUS. Paypal preferred.

Cue Length: 58 1/2 inches
Butt Weight: 16.0 oz
Wrap: Dark Brown with White spec Irish linen.
Shaft 1: 13.0 mm diameter and 3.9 oz weight
Shaft 2: 13.2 mm diameter and 4.3 oz weight
Balance Point: 19 inches from Butt End

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pretty sure i saw you sell this on ebay months ago, how many of these do you have?
 
basspro57 said:
Up for sale is a beautiful Les Blevins players cue which he made in 2000. This cue has beautiful cocobolo wood and the photos just don't do it justice. It does have some really fancy ring work which gives the cue a better look than a regular player. This cue was custom made by Les Blevins who is now retired and his cues are extremely hard to find (it is a bit of a collectible). His cues hit every bit as good as a Southwest cue...I know because I had a Franklin Era Southwest cue and this cue played just as good. It has the 3/8"brass pin just like a Southwest and the joints are still tight on both shafts (this cue was not used for breaking). The cue has some extremely small dings from normal play but is in original condition (not been used and abused). The cue comes with two original shafts and they roll nice. They both have just the slightest taper roll as all cues do but that does not affect play. The cue rolls straight both together and apart. If you know what you are looking at, you will not be disappointed. $600 shipped CONUS. Paypal preferred.
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I have been reading your description and it just does not add up. If 2 shafts have a taper roll then how will the cue roll straight together and apart? Also, I can assure you that NOT ALL CUES have taper roll. Perhaps all YOUR CUES have taper roll. All cues i own are perfectly straight without any rolls what so ever.
Anyway, my question is - what is condition of the cue? Do shafts have a taper roll or does that cue roll straight together and apart?
That is important you know.
 
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