Show us your McD's Please
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These are some fantastic McDermott's here. Really nice vintage cues from years ago.
I truly believe, even though McDermott's are production cues, they prove themselves time and time again how resiliant they really are. I have had the oppurtunity to shoot with Schon, Predator, Falcon and several other name brand cues and have alway's come back to McDermott for their incredible craftmanship and warranty.
It's also nice that this just happens to be a cuemakier out of the United States, it feels good to keep my money money spending right here in good ole North America.
Cheers
P.S. Keep the McDermott cue pictures coming, let's try to catch up to the Schon cue thread in # of pages.
I truly believe, even though McDermott's are production cues, they prove themselves time and time again how resiliant they really are. I have had the oppurtunity to shoot with Schon, Predator, Falcon and several other name brand cues and have alway's come back to McDermott for their incredible craftmanship and warranty.
It's also nice that this just happens to be a cuemakier out of the United States, it feels good to keep my money money spending right here in good ole North America.
Cheers
P.S. Keep the McDermott cue pictures coming, let's try to catch up to the Schon cue thread in # of pages.
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D-4
Here is an old D-4 that I still have. I think I paid $150 for it, and it is still in great shape after 20+ years. The D-series is quite possibly the highest quality production cue line ever. These cues were just well made and they hit like a dream.
Here is an old D-4 that I still have. I think I paid $150 for it, and it is still in great shape after 20+ years. The D-series is quite possibly the highest quality production cue line ever. These cues were just well made and they hit like a dream.
McDermott D-23
I had a D-23 just like this one back in 91 and made the mistake of giving it to a girl I was dating at the time. A great cue!
Actually, that looks like one of the early prototypes for the D-21.
Here is my D-21...
The points and rings are similar to your cue.
Nice cue Dave!! I had one of these too! Ended up trading it for a Schon.
Here is an old D-4 that I still have. I think I paid $150 for it, and it is still in great shape after 20+ years. The D-series is quite possibly the highest quality production cue line ever. These cues were just well made and they hit like a dream.
Agree with you wholeheartedly...
and a couple more -
top cue is an RS11
bottom cue is an M7QR6
That RS11 is truly the finest Mc'D I have ever seen! :thumbup:
Thanks
You might notice it still has the original tag on it.
I played with it once back in the 90's to test it out and it's been in the bag ever since.
Someday it will be an antique.
The lab is mine and the pug is my daughters. Here's a picture og my D-23 with leather wrap.
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