Southwest cue $3,800

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CocoboloCowboy said:
IMHO Roy is free to run his business as he chooses. He has about 10-15 Southwest at any given time, and in not in business to play let switch money. Roy like most people in business do it to make a living, and play their way through life.

I have been in Roy's position when I had my photography business, deal with a photo editor, or assignment editor who had to have the right to use am image I owner, and wanted to pay next to nothing for the usage fee.

I heard all the sob stories about budget, they could only pay, etc., etc., etc., etc. Most of the time this was pure BS. But in the end it was a "fair price" or I simply said no, or hung up on the rude ones.

So if some one is wanting a Southwest Pool Cue now, whats to know who has the largest inventory, and they has to have it now because they can not wait 10 years. CLICK HERE, as this is the Place!:smile:
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Enough said about Roy!

I am still looking for a fully loaded Ebony SW cue in new condition, prefer 9 pointer. Please PM me with pics and specs.
Thank you
Nam
 
Ebony nose Sw

Go to Indy Q web site and look at Item #22 ......My friend has that exact cue for sale . I will send you Pm with info.
 
just a word about Indy Cues and Roy...

my first SW i bought from another AZB'er [now friend] to avoid the wait and it was at Laurie's for me to check out before she shipped to him. i went and loved it and paid the price as asked - no negotiation

and i never looked back...

i inquired about another SW from Roy [lighter weight] and he was very professional and responsive

however, he did not have 'the cue' i was looking for, but offered me many others at what i felt were "not out of line prices"

but he did not have the weight i was looking for = a very rare under 18 oz cue [but of course i am still on Laurie's waiting list]

but all in all, i felt Roy was a pleasure and sought be helpful to me and i appreciated it very much

just my $0.02

all the best,
smokey
 
thank you everybody for your inputs

All PMs replied to...
Received some amazing offers but none of them is available for immediate delivery yet. Wait time is 3 months. :(
 
still looking

wow, received some interest from the bank for the money locked up to buy a brand new Ebony nose SW cue. :grin:
None like that out there?
 
1997 Southwest _ No Wait_ Brand New

I have a 1997 nice Pau Ferro (Jerry Franklins Favorite Wood for his cues) with Birdseye points and three veneers. Also has the "Fancy" A & B Rings. Cue has been test hit only a few balls and is a monster player. Two brand new full shafts....sorry, no matching joint protectors and not ebony, but available for imediate shipment. Let me know if you have an interest!!!

Its hard to find a "Brand New" Southwest from 1997 like this one!!

Here are a couple of pic's. Also have a 1995 Franklin Era with two shafts Ivory ferrules. It is the cue in the picture next to the Pau Ferro cue.
 

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CO Nineballer said:
I have a 1997 nice Pau Ferro (Jerry Franklins Favorite Wood for his cues) with Birdseye points and three veneers. Also has the "Fancy" A & B Rings. Cue has been test hit only a few balls and is a monster player. Two brand new full shafts....sorry, no matching joint protectors and not ebony, but available for immediate shipment. Let me know if you have an interest!!!

Its hard to find a "Brand New" Southwest from 1997 like this one!!

Here are a couple of pic's. Also have a 1995 Franklin Era with two shafts Ivory ferrules. It is the cue in the picture next to the Pau Ferro cue.
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Thanks for your offer. I like Ebony nose SW.
Good luck with your sale
Best,
Nam
 
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Any brand new Southwest cue which has fancy AB rings, triple laminates, no maple will be considered. Please send me your offer. Thanks all
Nam
 
Hey Buddy ,
I have a brand new one coming in soon ebony forarm and purpleheart points with ebony back end rings though out,,my email is KC7665@aol.com send me your info i send pics and price when i get it in,,

BR
Ken
 
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Nothing is confirmed at this time yet. Still open to offers!!!
Brand new SW with AB rings, triple laminates wanted. Ebony nose and/or 9 pointer is a big plus.
 
Sw

Hi all,
I received a spectacular offer this morning. I'd like to say "thank you" to those who gave me offers. Thank you for your time. I very much appreciate it.
The wait time for this special ones would be approximately 2 months but it is definitely worth the wait. :D I will post pics and specs as soon as I get a hold of it.
Have a great day
Nam
 
Congrats !!!!

Nam

Congrats on finding the right SW for you. I will be watching for pics. in the near future.

Best wishes
Tom
 
Mr. Tom,
I am so happy right now. Finally!!! The SW offered to me is going to be very special. 1/1 kind of thing. I will let you know first hand.
BR,
Nam
 
My first southwest was a purpleheart nose, with ebony points; all the ringwork. Hit like a monster. My newest SW, the 9 point tulipwood/ebony in my avatar hits even a little bit better. Nam, you can't go wrong with either wood. Just speaking from experience. Good luck with your search. The wait is well worth it. Also, as you know, SW tends to make cues a little heavier. I was leary of this, but the cues are so well balanced, that the weight never seemed to hamper the feel/hit.
 
sidepocket7 said:
My first southwest was a purpleheart nose, with ebony points; all the ringwork. Hit like a monster. My newest SW, the 9 point tulipwood/ebony in my avatar hits even a little bit better. Nam, you can't go wrong with either wood. Just speaking from experience. Good luck with your search. The wait is well worth it. Also, as you know, SW tends to make cues a little heavier. I was leary of this, but the cues are so well balanced, that the weight never seemed to hamper the feel/hit.
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I totally agree with you. A friend of mine let me test hit his Ebony nose Purpleheart SW and I couldn't believe it a bit more than 20 oz. The cue was very well-balanced and I think it seems lighter than its actual weight probably because the butt/handle smaller than other cues. Your Ebony nose with Tulip points 9 pointer is so awesome. I really really love it. I don't know this is true or not but I heard that 9 pointers hit better than 6 pointers.

I was desperately looking for my "dream" SW but I am now so excited like a kid waiting for a new toy to come in. :grin:
Best,
Nam
 
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