SouthWest: Solid Ebony

[kamdaswani]

I AGREE 110% on this one.. i shot with a Franklin predate southwest and it was a really solid cue.. but to me if felt dead. but then again they play different for everybody.. my advice is find somebody near you and hit a few balls with one first.. if your going to valley forge this shouldnt be a problem..

chris

i concur... you have to shoot with a southwest to see if you like the feel .. have played with several and have not enjoyed any so far.. completely "thunkers" .. i hit the jackpot with this one, though... fortunately !

think it's gonna be in my daily case for a while now

 

[Ktown D]

When Jerry started out he built some exotic wood only cues. I had one for awhile that was purple heart forearm and butt sleeve - that was about 28-30 years ago

Sounds like you might have owned mine or one like it. Mine has the big open pin. I also have a plain Birdseye, same year with the same pin.

 

[kamdaswani]

this is the one i used to have...

 

[Fast Lenny]

dont want to hijack a thread but i would like to see a searing for $2000.

Well i seen 2 in September,one was a sneaky with 2 shafts for around $1400 and the other was a 4 pointer with veneers and wrap with 3 shafts for $2500 or best offer so they can be found,just got to look hard and be patient.I saw a SW 6 point cue in very nice shape sell for $1500 last year,now thats a deal.

 

[kamdaswani]

for sale

this is now available at $2,800.-

shipping / bank charges $100.-

thanks
kam

ps. also have a matching collared Z-2 @ $220