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I did. Yes, it has a weight bolt that may be removed or changed to a heavier one to add weight.
Thanks man. If someone's on the fence about buying this, and you know who you are, you're gonna miss out on a helluva cue.
48 hour bump.
Tro- I don't know you, at least by name, however, you are absolutely correct as to the quality of Jim Pierce Cues. I've known Jim for a long time and have watched him grow with the completion of every cue he makes.
Jim is an excellent player, and knows how a cue should feel and play. The cue you have here is an awesome specimen, showing Jim's talents in being able to do magic with a piece of wood. The "FIRE" in the burl is phenomenal.
As you stated in your post, those who have not yet played with a PIERCE, are really missing something. Ask the pros. More and more are leaning towards Jim's cues every day. I own seven of his cues, would not part with any of them, and if I had the funds, would be his ONLY customer.
Good luck with your sale, man. Someone is going to own this fine cue.
Jim is an excellent player, and knows how a cue should feel and play. The cue you have here is an awesome specimen, showing Jim's talents in being able to do magic with a piece of wood. The "FIRE" in the burl is phenomenal.
As you stated in your post, those who have not yet played with a PIERCE, are really missing something. Ask the pros. More and more are leaning towards Jim's cues every day. I own seven of his cues, would not part with any of them, and if I had the funds, would be his ONLY customer.
Good luck with your sale, man. Someone is going to own this fine cue.
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just so everyone knows.. i did hit a few balls with this cue and it does play fantastic....
I Do Not Brown Wood in Cues........But.....
I am not a fan of Amboyna, or Coco Bolo or Bacote or any of the brown woods generally used in cue making......I've only seen 4 cues with brown wood that interested me........a Richard Black Pendelton cue, a Paul Mottey cue (Kim Davenport's old cue), Batalarms2's Mottey cue, and now this Pierce cue.....maybe my taste in cue design colors is changing.....but this Pierce for the price is $1500-2000 less than what these other brown wood cues I mentioned sell for. This Pierce cue seems like it would be a great way for someone who never played with an ivory joint cue to own a beauty of a cue and find out just how wonderful ivory cue joints are to play with........This cue belongs on the front page.
Matt B.
I am not a fan of Amboyna, or Coco Bolo or Bacote or any of the brown woods generally used in cue making......I've only seen 4 cues with brown wood that interested me........a Richard Black Pendelton cue, a Paul Mottey cue (Kim Davenport's old cue), Batalarms2's Mottey cue, and now this Pierce cue.....maybe my taste in cue design colors is changing.....but this Pierce for the price is $1500-2000 less than what these other brown wood cues I mentioned sell for. This Pierce cue seems like it would be a great way for someone who never played with an ivory joint cue to own a beauty of a cue and find out just how wonderful ivory cue joints are to play with........This cue belongs on the front page.
Matt B.