Question for you Cue Collectors

[Bruce S. de Lis]

How many of you Collect Cues have Cues in you Collection that have NEVER been Chalked, Hit a Ball, or Never Played more for than 15 Minute with.

 

[Bruce S. de Lis]

Thought we had more collectors than thos who voted....

 

[Kevin Lindstrom]

Never hit oh well

Thought we had more collectors than thos who voted....

I find it very hard to believe when someone say a cue has never been chalked or never hit a ball. Who gives a shit if a ball has been hit or a cue has been chalked. Now if you have a blue shaft and say the cue has never been played now that's a different story. I am not any more likely to buy a cue from someone who say a cue has never been hit or chalked.

 

[pawnmon]

Cabinet Queens

Thought we had more collectors than thos who voted....

Bruce,

Great question! I've often wondered about this myself. Glad to see most play with theur cues. I can't understand why anybody would buy a perfectly good cue and not play with it. Kind of like the guy who buys a collector car and never drives it. What's that all about?

Pawnmon

 

[ScottR]

Define "collector".

And, OOPS!! I accidentally clicked on the wrong button. All of my cues get played with. Admittedly, some more than others.

 

[cuenut]

unplayed cues

I currently have about 20 cues, none of which have never been played with.

 

[zeeder]

Define "collector".

And, OOPS!! I accidentally clicked on the wrong button. All of my cues get played with. Admittedly, some more than others.

I'm with Scott, I don't think I'm a collector yet, althought I'm working on a "collection". I play with all of my cues and wouldn't buy a cue I wouldn't play with. While I do view cues as an art form I also view them as tools. A tool was built to be used and if I'm not going to use it then what's the point?

 

[Koop]

I currently have about 20 cues, none of which have never been played with.

So does that mean, all of which have been played with?