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Well here is a unique opportunity for someone to try a new Varney. Let me explain. Quite a while back a local poolroom employee gave me an extremely old house cue to do a conversion on. It was very, very old with no markings other than a weight stamp between the points. It was in great shape and did not even receive a pass on the lathe. A bem buttsleeve was added to move the points higher and give a better balance. This also allows for a much thicker o.d. on the joint.
So...I recently finished the cue. Knowing I hadn't seen him in a while I called him. He told me he had changed jobs, had a child and given up pool. He told me to keep his deposit for my troubles. I quoted him **** to build the cue this way & he gave me a **** deposit. Instead of getting double dipped on this cue I'll give a good show of Karma. I'll accept the balance due on the cue....****. So the first one that offers to hit my Paypal with **** owns the cue & it'll be shipped immediately via Priority Mail.
This cue features a satin finish, 4 rosewood points and all are very close to even. The pin is the big flat top 3/8-10 which gives full thread contact. Brown/white speck Irish linen wrap. The cue is 58" and weighs 18.5oz with no weight bolt. The new 13mm shaft is an excellent dense, honey colored, with extremely tight & straight grain. The ferrule is the new ivory sub Elforyn. The tip is a Talisman medium.
This cue "hits" absolutely fantastic...no joking. It plays as well as any of my higher end cues. I must also tell you that the forearm is off just the slightest...you really can't tell it. Had I not mentioned it then I doubt anyone would of even noticed but I want to represent the cue honestly. I assure you its the slightest of slight especially considering how old the cue is. Anyway...you now have the chance to try that out that Varney "hit" for yourself.....and do it on the cheap!!!
Thank you everyone for looking & I apologize for the long post. 
Well here is a unique opportunity for someone to try a new Varney. Let me explain. Quite a while back a local poolroom employee gave me an extremely old house cue to do a conversion on. It was very, very old with no markings other than a weight stamp between the points. It was in great shape and did not even receive a pass on the lathe. A bem buttsleeve was added to move the points higher and give a better balance. This also allows for a much thicker o.d. on the joint.
So...I recently finished the cue. Knowing I hadn't seen him in a while I called him. He told me he had changed jobs, had a child and given up pool. He told me to keep his deposit for my troubles. I quoted him **** to build the cue this way & he gave me a **** deposit. Instead of getting double dipped on this cue I'll give a good show of Karma. I'll accept the balance due on the cue....****. So the first one that offers to hit my Paypal with **** owns the cue & it'll be shipped immediately via Priority Mail.
This cue features a satin finish, 4 rosewood points and all are very close to even. The pin is the big flat top 3/8-10 which gives full thread contact. Brown/white speck Irish linen wrap. The cue is 58" and weighs 18.5oz with no weight bolt. The new 13mm shaft is an excellent dense, honey colored, with extremely tight & straight grain. The ferrule is the new ivory sub Elforyn. The tip is a Talisman medium.
This cue "hits" absolutely fantastic...no joking. It plays as well as any of my higher end cues. I must also tell you that the forearm is off just the slightest...you really can't tell it. Had I not mentioned it then I doubt anyone would of even noticed but I want to represent the cue honestly. I assure you its the slightest of slight especially considering how old the cue is. Anyway...you now have the chance to try that out that Varney "hit" for yourself.....and do it on the cheap!!!
Thank you everyone for looking & I apologize for the long post. Attachments
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