I have a Meucci Originals. It was given to me as a gift from a special friend.(of whom is no longer with us) The cue has a great sentimental value to me. I took my nephews fishing this past weekend, and parker, not paying attention, slammed the door on my case containing the Meucci Originals. The damage sustained is as follows: dent in the grip(smooth gloss finish with threads under finish), and between the grip and the forearm it is loose. Not so loose that it comes apart, but wiggles a bit. THE POINT... THE QUESTION.... Where do i send it to be fixed? Mr. Meucci himself? Who is trustworthy? Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Matt
Meucci Originals PLEASE HELP!!!
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Ryan Theewen
@ rat cues can help you out
Ryan Theewen
@ rat cues can help you out
I have had to fix several cues because of the same thing. It is not cheap to replace the handle, especially for meucci due to the fact that you have to refinish the cue to cover the wrap like it was before. Good luck and BUY A HARD CASE so this doesn't happen again. :thumbup:
I agree with the rat suggestion. You cant go wrong with Ryan.
Joe
Joe
Ryan gets my vote (ratcues).
When will services be held for Parker? Or did he survive to pay for the damage?
I had a colleague in my office recently. He was looking at one of my cues and made some strange maneuver with it to look at the tip. This maneuver smacked the butt sleeve up against the steel base of my medical exam table. My medical exam table weighs close to 300 pounds and has a steel construction kind of like a rollaway tool chest...not the department store variety tool chest but more like Snap-on. In other words....it's a damn solid object. My last memory of him was a view from the back of him as he made haste to escape my presence. I don't know where he is now....deep in hiding I suppose....
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When will services be held for Parker? Or did he survive to pay for the damage?
I had a colleague in my office recently. He was looking at one of my cues and made some strange maneuver with it to look at the tip. This maneuver smacked the butt sleeve up against the steel base of my medical exam table. My medical exam table weighs close to 300 pounds and has a steel construction kind of like a rollaway tool chest...not the department store variety tool chest but more like Snap-on. In other words....it's a damn solid object. My last memory of him was a view from the back of him as he made haste to escape my presence. I don't know where he is now....deep in hiding I suppose....
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