My SEARING Hoppe

FSutton

FSutton

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This is a simple cue but a GREAT cue and I really think it's the best playing cue I've ever got my hands on. Its a conversion but the points are pretty much perfect especially for a blank. Its a pretty rosewood. The wrap is Cortland. This is one of Searing's earlier cues he dates it at about 1994. This cue is my baby and I couldn't be happier, it's my daily player. Enjoy the pics! :D PS the PHOTOS don't do this cue any justice. I love just taking it out of the case and staring at it a real beauty.
 

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Nice players cue!!!
Even the simplest cue stands out when Dennis works his magic.
 
hey

nice Hoppe by Dennis. Great cue to have as your player for so long......nice
Steve
 
FSutton said:
This is a simple cue but a GREAT cue and I really think it's the best playing cue I've ever got my hands on. Its a conversion but the points are pretty much perfect especially for a blank. Its a pretty rosewood. The wrap is Cortland. This is one of Searing's earlier cues he dates it at about 1994. This cue is my baby and I couldn't be happier, it's my daily player. Enjoy the pics! :D PS the PHOTOS don't do this cue any justice. I love just taking it out of the case and staring at it a real beauty.
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What a beauty!

The fit and finish on your cue beautiful. The polished joint and the rosewood with that Hoppe Ring is just perfect.

I am very partial to Dennis' conversion cues. The not only play lights out, they look awesome.
 
That's a beauty! Only a piece from a spare handful of cuemakers in history can garner the kind of response this otherwise seemingly very ordinary player brings out.
Congrat's on having it!
 
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Thanks for the comments guys.. to get props from diamond, hirun, and tikkler says alot about this cue. thanks


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Heard that this cue went to war and had a few battle scars.
Sure did clean up very nicely and is now ready for another 15 years of battles on the felt.
I do like the texture of the wood in the rosewood in the cue.

Enjoy!
 
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