My personal collection Jerry Ruenzahn cues.

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Troy
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The first 2 cues are tribute cues to the Burnswick 26-1/2 wedge cue made completely by Jerry. The second 2 cues are Titlist conversions made from blanks that I thought could not be brought back from the dead. They were so beat up and grey in color when I sent them to him. The first one turned out to be a Unique find being Golden Oak and the second one was saved and brought back to life as a Break Jump cue. Jerry does the best restorations and Titlist conversion that I have seen. He has taken several pieces that every other cue maker would not touch and brought them back to life as functional pieces of art. Not only do they look good but they play better. Here is to another great year and a big thank you to Jerry for these fine pieces in my collection.​
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Great 4 pack of cues

I like the looks of this 4 pack. Thanks for posting these nice pictures of some great cues.

Kevin
 
WELL -

What is your opinion of Jerrys cues? I got one and I was pretty pleased. The ringwork and veneers were very good.

I only got one shaft with the cue, which for some reason seems pretty common with his cues.

I am in one very reasonable, and will let it go cheap. 4 points, 4 veneers, 4 windows and a leather wrap.

Ken
 
Ken_4fun said:
WELL -

What is your opinion of Jerrys cues? I got one and I was pretty pleased. The ringwork and veneers were very good.

I only got one shaft with the cue, which for some reason seems pretty common with his cues.

I am in one very reasonable, and will let it go cheap. 4 points, 4 veneers, 4 windows and a leather wrap.

Ken
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i think they are one of the best custom cues for the money availible. hard to find cleaner work in the price range impossible more like it. super guy too
 
GREAT Cues, Troy! Those conversions are amazing!!
Thanks for sharing.

I also have a couple (or 4, or 5, or 6, or, er, whatever) of Jerry's cues. Quite possibly the most underrated cue maker on the planet.

Happy New Year!
-von
 
dave sutton said:
i think they are one of the best custom cues for the money availible. hard to find cleaner work in the price range impossible more like it. super guy too
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Dave -

Why does his cues seem to always come with only one shaft? The one I got is a great cue, but with only one shaft.

Ken
 
Ken_4fun said:
Dave -
Why does his cues seem to always come with only one shaft? The one I got is a great cue, but with only one shaft.
Ken
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Ken, I've had a "Bakers Dozen" of Jerry's cues and they ALL had 2 shafts. I think his shaft wood is so good sometimes that some peeps are keeping one shaft!

When you order a cue from Jerry, the default is 2 shafts.
-von
 
Troy,

WOW!!! Those Wedge cues are just sick. Especially the ebony one.

It's kind of funny that those cues you have, while old school in design, probably play FAR BETTER than the originals.

Absolutey one of the classiest collections I've seen, and thanks for posting the great pictures of them!
 
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