Hiya guys,
I bought this cue very recently, just because I wanted to try out an Olney. I had heard such great things about 'em, that I had to see for myself if they were worth all the hype......
They most definitely are.......
But, I'm sticking to my guns on what I really want (my avatar says it all), so this cue is up for sale.
Cue is 58" and approx. 19.6 ounces. 1 shaft at 13mm with melamine ferrule and almost new Triangle (I believe) tip. Cocobola forearm with 6 BEM points in high-low configuration. Black phenolic collar with the 3/8x10 pin. White with black specs linen wrap. Ebony buttsleeve with 6 cocobola windows. Silver rings at A and B positions. Maple box ringwork at D and E positions. Black buttcap with "Olney" logo.
Cue is in fantastic shape, and plays EXTREMELY well....but I'm stuck on my Black Boars...so this one needs to go to somebody that'll give it the table time it needs. VERY solid cue. The joint pin tolerances are so tight, it takes some real torque to get it all the way down...which makes for a real solid cue all the way through.
SOLD, SOLD, SOLD!!! THANKS, BRYAN!!!
PM me with any questions or offers, folks. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL!!!
I bought this cue very recently, just because I wanted to try out an Olney. I had heard such great things about 'em, that I had to see for myself if they were worth all the hype......
They most definitely are.......
But, I'm sticking to my guns on what I really want (my avatar says it all), so this cue is up for sale.
Cue is 58" and approx. 19.6 ounces. 1 shaft at 13mm with melamine ferrule and almost new Triangle (I believe) tip. Cocobola forearm with 6 BEM points in high-low configuration. Black phenolic collar with the 3/8x10 pin. White with black specs linen wrap. Ebony buttsleeve with 6 cocobola windows. Silver rings at A and B positions. Maple box ringwork at D and E positions. Black buttcap with "Olney" logo.
Cue is in fantastic shape, and plays EXTREMELY well....but I'm stuck on my Black Boars...so this one needs to go to somebody that'll give it the table time it needs. VERY solid cue. The joint pin tolerances are so tight, it takes some real torque to get it all the way down...which makes for a real solid cue all the way through.
SOLD, SOLD, SOLD!!! THANKS, BRYAN!!!
PM me with any questions or offers, folks. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL!!!
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