My New Player

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trfitters

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Won't be selling or tradding this one... :D

Tony Layne is going to make me some matching joint protectors for it and Larry was kind enough to swap out the standard length shafts for some 30" one with lots and lots of growth rings "sharpied" in.

Enjoy the pics!





 
Vigus

Excellent choice, Larry makes a hell of a cue. Enjoy this one, it definitely should be a lifetime keeper.
 
So Tony suggested we mirror the bridge points with the same woods for the butt protector. So they will have a Juma collar, Gabon Ebony and then Walnut points with matching bridge point veneers going down for the butt. The the shafts will be the same but without the points. Can't wait!
 
Is this a Larry or Jake collaboration ?. Sorry Larry if I misspoke. Beautiful cue nonetheless.
 
TommyT said:
Is this a Larry or Jake collaboration ?. Sorry Larry if I misspoke. Beautiful cue nonetheless.
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Not a collaboration at all. It's a cue I built!

No apology needed. Having my work confused with SW or Jake is a complement. Not an insult!

Thanks everyone for the kind words!

Larry
 
Great work Larry. trfitters, you have a heck of a cue there. Larry's cues are made to be played. Everyone that tries mine can't believe how they play.
 
I love my Vigus as well, great looking cue. Definitely one to enjoy for years!
 
I had a one piece Purpleheart before and sold it like an idiot. I learned my lesson and got a nicer one. :D
 
Dang Larry your building some sweet looking cues these days.
Keep up the great work
Congrats to the new owner. As others have said, looks like a player for sure.
 
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Vigus

Larry is a top notch guy and his cues are the same. You won't find a better player and they have a look all their own.. Great stuff..
 
trfitters said:
Won't be selling or tradding this one... :D

Tony Layne is going to make me some matching joint protectors for it and Larry was kind enough to swap out the standard length shafts for some 30" one with lots and lots of growth rings "sharpied" in.

Enjoy the pics!





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That is a beauty. Love it. :thumbup:
 
Unique

I love the cue and the bridge points and ring work really sets this cue apart from the norm.
 
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