Looking for birdseye plain jane
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Here's an unchalked quality built Ariel Carmeli with excellent birdseye figure. This cue will play in the neighborhood of South West firm. You'll be happy. Sale priced at $600.00 and worth every penny. Super pressed black linen wrap. There is an additional charge for leather and I can have it changed if you're interested.
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mayamon said:I'm looking for a custome cue birdseye plain jane, preferably with leather wrap. Mostly i want a really good playing cue, i prefer the plain jane look. If anyone has one avaliable i'd appretiate pictures and pricesthanks
Contact Bama. He has a really nice birds-eye maple cue he might let go of.
Thanks,
Josh Hillard
Seen this one at the Derby. It is one sweet cue. I would have bought it but I am sure that BIll told me it was $2900. I see his site lists this Tascarella for $1975. There may have been some confusion because of all the activity. Picture does not do it justice.
http://www.cornerstonecustomcues.com/cues/lrgcues/032.html
http://www.cornerstonecustomcues.com/cues/lrgcues/032.html
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Here's one of mine that I can make with all BEM instead of the ebony butt sleeve. Leather wrap is not a problem. PM me and we can talk.
http://www.poolndarts.com/p-5935-Rat-Cue/
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http://www.poolndarts.com/p-5935-Rat-Cue/
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Call Jerry Rauenzahn!
He might have a half joint birdseye cue that he just made. He is making me a veneer cue with titlist colors and a piloted steel half joint and the birdseye cue was a prototype! So you will be getting a half joint hit with no wait! I wanted to have a nice cue around of Jerry"s and I think this type cue might stir up some intrest!! It will more than likely be offered for sale here!!
Jerry Rauenzahn 1-814-723-8322
Nick
He might have a half joint birdseye cue that he just made. He is making me a veneer cue with titlist colors and a piloted steel half joint and the birdseye cue was a prototype! So you will be getting a half joint hit with no wait! I wanted to have a nice cue around of Jerry"s and I think this type cue might stir up some intrest!! It will more than likely be offered for sale here!!
Jerry Rauenzahn 1-814-723-8322
Nick
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How about a Tiger X?
I have a beautiful birdseye plain jane with a natural stack leather wrap. one of the first 100 ever made with documentation. it's in fantastic condition and the shaft has never had a single hit on it. it goes for 589 on the tiger website, ill let it go for 500 shipped. i loved the tiger shaft so much that i had a custom butt made for one. i'll never go back.
PM me if interested! check www.tigercues.com for stock photos.
I have a beautiful birdseye plain jane with a natural stack leather wrap. one of the first 100 ever made with documentation. it's in fantastic condition and the shaft has never had a single hit on it. it goes for 589 on the tiger website, ill let it go for 500 shipped. i loved the tiger shaft so much that i had a custom butt made for one. i'll never go back.
PM me if interested! check www.tigercues.com for stock photos.
pics of a Tiger Birdseye Plain Jane:
(in my opinion, is a fine lookin' cue if you're going birdseye pj -- and the wrap is most definitely as good as it gets....stack leather!
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And if that doesn't interest you......I think I've got a South West birdseye plain jane custom lying around here somewhere..........
Lol
(in my opinion, is a fine lookin' cue if you're going birdseye pj -- and the wrap is most definitely as good as it gets....stack leather!
)And if that doesn't interest you......I think I've got a South West birdseye plain jane custom lying around here somewhere..........
Lol
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Hmmmm
This is really tough, so far i'm trying to choose between the tiger, the olney and the Ac. My budget was really around 500. If anyone could offer advise about the types of hits each of these cues off to help with my decision i'd appretiate it. I'd prefer a firmer, solid hit. As i've never played with either of the three it's hard for me too choose. All beautiful though makes it tough. Or any other suggests would be more than welcome. Thanks again
This is really tough, so far i'm trying to choose between the tiger, the olney and the Ac. My budget was really around 500. If anyone could offer advise about the types of hits each of these cues off to help with my decision i'd appretiate it. I'd prefer a firmer, solid hit. As i've never played with either of the three it's hard for me too choose. All beautiful though
makes it tough. Or any other suggests would be more than welcome. Thanks again
mayamon said:This is really tough, so far i'm trying to choose between the tiger, the olney and the Ac. My budget was really around 500. If anyone could offer advise about the types of hits each of these cues off to help with my decision i'd appretiate it. I'd prefer a firmer, solid hit. As i've never played with either of the three it's hard for me too choose. All beautiful though
The Olney has a nice, solid, firm hit. It is a piloted 5/16x14 joint and has a real nice shaft taper. Jeff's cues are known as real player's cues, and this one is no exception. Pro player Danny Harriman plays with an Olney.
Joe
mayamon said:This is really tough, so far i'm trying to choose between the tiger, the olney and the Ac. My budget was really around 500. If anyone could offer advise about the types of hits each of these cues off to help with my decision i'd appretiate it. I'd prefer a firmer, solid hit. As i've never played with either of the three it's hard for me too choose. All beautiful though
They're all good cues, and they should all hit pretty solid. With the AC and Olney, you've got a "big pin wood-to-wood" design, and with the Tiger a "stainless steel piloted" design (and don't forget about the Tiger shaft, unless you plan on changing it to conventional? Which you could if you wanted to, I suppose)...so I'd think the Tiger would have a bit harder hit? Just a matter of preference vs. what you've got in your pocket.