Nevada Cues

[Jeff]

Just bought my second cue from these guys and thought I would pass along my feelings.

I thought I would try one to see how they were and if it was a decent cue, I could maybe sell it to someone in the leagues as a starter cue.

I bought a wood to wood the first time (3/8-10) and a SS this time. Both cues arrived within four days, very fast shipping.

I was very surprised at the quality of the cues. They are cheap only in the sense they don't use inlays or veneers, etc. Both sticks were straight and tight and had a good hit. I am sure I will be buying a couple more to keep on hand for the people I run into who don't have a lot of money but want a decent cue to shoot with.

Just about all of them go for under a hundred dollars and some you can grab for fifty even with shipping. Now I can't say they will all be like that, but the two I have bought, they were worth that and more.

So if you're like me and like to give deals to people who need one, I would say grab one.

Here is the link to their auction page.

I don't know these people and I am not a dealer for them or anything like that, just passing along a buying experience.

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZvegasbilliardman

 

[Gus]

Won a 9-ball Tourney with one last night!

I picked up one of these cues off e-bay this week, 8-point inlay, wood to wood, 3/8-10, phenolic joint. I don't know how they make them so cheap, but the quality in my limited experience is pretty good. Solid soft hit, probably because of the joint and the soft tip.

Anyway, I left my $1000 Olivier with it's Predetor Z shaft Moori med tip and my Fury J/B in the case all night, and just played with this cue. I had to take the Fury out for 1 jump shot, (which, to my surprise I made), but I won 6 matches of 9-ball in a row & won the tournement!

Maybe it's the thinness of the z shaft, but I was pocketing balls better than normal with the 13mm shaft.

Coincedence? I don't know but I'm playing with it next week to see if my streak continues.

 

[Jeff]

I picked up one of these cues off e-bay this week, 8-point inlay, wood to wood, 3/8-10, phenolic joint. I don't know how they make them so cheap, but the quality in my limited experience is pretty good. Solid soft hit, probably because of the joint and the soft tip.

Anyway, I left my $1000 Olivier with it's Predetor Z shaft Moori med tip and my Fury J/B in the case all night, and just played with this cue. I had to take the Fury out for 1 jump shot, (which, to my surprise I made), but I won 6 matches of 9-ball in a row & won the tournement!

They are nice cues for the money, that's for sure.

I have one for sale in the "for sale" section. People wouls really be surprised at the hit.