Southwest cues question

ddadams

ddadams

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Hey, I know the wait is 11 or so years and things are bound to change, but I was curious as to something for those of you who have gotten a cue recently or know about them.

If I were to have been on the list and was now up and able to order a cue, do they make "plain janes" if you request one?

Like, if I just wanted merry widow wrapless with ebony/bem and a segmented handle, would they make it?


I only ask because I only really see pointed cues coming out of their shop now.

I know things are bound to change in the next decade but I really have nothing to lose going on the list.

I have a fetish for segmented handles with fancy rings though, and points are cool, but I like plain janes.
 
There was a plain jane southwest up for sale and might still be. If you do a search for
southwest it should come up. So they do make plain jane cue.
 
ddadams said:
Hey, I know the wait is 11 or so years and things are bound to change, but I was curious as to something for those of you who have gotten a cue recently or know about them.

If I were to have been on the list and was now up and able to order a cue, do they make "plain janes" if you request one?

Like, if I just wanted merry widow wrapless with ebony/bem and a segmented handle, would they make it?


I only ask because I only really see pointed cues coming out of their shop now.

I know things are bound to change in the next decade but I really have nothing to lose going on the list.

I have a fetish for segmented handles with fancy rings though, and points are cool, but I like plain janes.
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Being on the list entitles you to buy multiple cues when your number comes up. Unfortunately, at this time, southwest is no longer producing cues with ebony in them. Who knows if that will change in time. Most people order the cue they want then buy the second cue to sell at a profit to cover the cost of the cue they are keeping. Southwest has made some beautiful segmented handle cues, btw.
 
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