Snooker 2x2 Cue cases, Cheap!!!

Bill812

Bill812

Bill812
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2x2 Cue cases, Cheap!!!

I bought these for my APA team for some of my new players, they are brand new and had I known that they wouldn't hold a butt that had a diameter of more than 1.24", I wouldn't have bought them. They are very nice for an inexpensive cue case, they have a grey vinyl alligator skin design, hold 2 Butts & 2 Shafts, a large front cargo zippered pocket, have both a side handle & carrying strap. The brand is Hampton, which appears to be a British Cue case company, and upon doing a little research on them, they have a manufacturer's suggested selling price of $63.00 US. I would take $30.00 for each one, you'd have to pick up the shipping cost. Thanks for looking.
---Bill
 

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Renegade_56 said:
What do these cases have to do with Snooker?
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The cases will only hold cues with a butt diameter of less than 1.25", which I'm guessing only pertains to snooker cues or custom made to spec American cues since most of my cues have a butt diameter of close to 1.30".
 
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Ah, I see, but most snooker cues are either 3/4 jointed or 1 piece. This looks like for normal 2 pc cues. That's why I asked,,,,,,good luck with your sale, the cases do look nice.
 
Renegade_56 said:
Ah, I see, but most snooker cues are either 3/4 jointed or 1 piece. This looks like for normal 2 pc cues. That's why I asked,,,,,,good luck with your sale, the cases do look nice.
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Thank you. I don't know anything about snooker cues, I just know the diameter of these cases is smaller than that of the cues that my team members and myself have.:sad:
 
I have several cases on hand, through my wheeling and dealing trying to find my own PERFECT Shooter, but all of the cheaper, no name cases are smaller, so I can't insert the cue butt end first, but all the nice cases I have the cue will go in either way. Not saying your cases are cheap, just that some cases will only hold cues small end in first.
 
Renegade_56 said:
I have several cases on hand, through my wheeling and dealing trying to find my own PERFECT Shooter, but all of the cheaper, no name cases are smaller, so I can't insert the cue butt end first, but all the nice cases I have the cue will go in either way. Not saying your cases are cheap, just that some cases will only hold cues small end in first.
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These would only go joint end first, no doubt. Even then, they are a smaller diameter than most production cues. I'm certainly not saying they're high end, they're not. They are what they are; a nice, inexpensive hard case that will offer your cues protection and will hold a smaller diameter (butt end) set of cues.
 
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