Tactical Cue Case

Great. Thanks a lot. Now my wife is going to yell at me because I need yet another case. I completely place the blame on BeachBum. I would blame Barton as well but he is not around to defend himself.


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Awesome. I'll have someone else's wife blaming me for something for once.
 
Thanks. I've been planning this case for what seems like two years. It took a while, and I still don't have it in my hands, but is sure looks like JB did a hell of a job.

I just had a brain storm. John could approach the Duck Dynasty guys and make them cases. They could do a product tie in with cases designed for them. Diamond could set up a table in their shop and it will be in the background or featured from then on. Give pool a little promo at least.
 
Say it ain't so , maybe I'm just to patriotic but I would die and go to hell before I stuck my American military patches on a Chinese pool case

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I hear what you are saying actually feel the same way, the more I think about it. I forgot JB Cases were made in china. My wife is going to make a sleeve for a 2x4 case in this fashion, or even dissasemble a shitty case I already have and let here put it on that.
 
Most would call that a smart business decision , aside from that it gives them some training that gives them a better chance of getting a job once on the outside win win in my book and it's great that at least someone stood up and saw the wrong in having some things made outside the USA ,,

To bad so few of those people left in this country

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I try to buy American as often as I can. If those Mike Rowe Walmart ads are true maybe something will change,
 
I try to buy American as often as I can. If those Mike Rowe Walmart ads are true maybe something will change,

It is hard even when you study the labeling. They can be pretty good at hiding it using the terms "Distributed by" and a US address. Some years ago Walmart had products marked "Made in the USA". Turned out the marking referred to the packaging and not the actual product. Walmart even ran ad's stating everything they sold was proudly made in the USA and it was just a blatant lie.

If you really want to do something positive try to patronize small business and stay away from the big discount stores when ever possible. Sometimes you can't it is not realistic. I just bought a gun and I checked with my local shop and it was $125.00 more then I got it from the big place.
 
It is hard even when you study the labeling. They can be pretty good at hiding it using the terms "Distributed by" and a US address. Some years ago Walmart had products marked "Made in the USA". Turned out the marking referred to the packaging and not the actual product. Walmart even ran ad's stating everything they sold was proudly made in the USA and it was just a blatant lie.

If you really want to do something positive try to patronize small business and stay away from the big discount stores when ever possible. Sometimes you can't it is not realistic. I just bought a gun and I checked with my local shop and it was $125.00 more then I got it from the big place.

You should have went to "Gun Smoke" and bought from them. Love that show.
 
Say it ain't so , maybe I'm just to patriotic but I would die and go to hell before I stuck my American military patches on a Chinese pool case


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Patriotism has nothing to do with purchasing anything made in another country.

John Barton is also an American military veteran. I admire John for being the entrepreneur that he is. John is an American Patriot, making a living building some of the finest cue cases in the world.

I am a proud owner of not only a cue case by JB CASES, but also a proud owner of an all leather carrying case for a set of pool balls also made by www.jbcases.com

You suggest that you are an American veteran but I have no way of knowing that since your identity isn't known to me. Perhaps you would consider sending me your DD214?

I promise to keep it and the information on it, CONFIDENTIAL.

Thanks,
JoeyA
 
I just had a brain storm. John could approach the Duck Dynasty guys and make them cases. They could do a product tie in with cases designed for them. Diamond could set up a table in their shop and it will be in the background or featured from then on. Give pool a little promo at least.

Be sure to have a hundred thousand dollar budget for doing business with Duck Dynasty. My son inquired about them doing a personal interest story for Louisiana Duck carvers and they immediately sent him on up to the good ole boys from New York and that's where they laid the $pin on the local philanthropic project. :duck:

JoeyA
 
Patriotism has nothing to do with purchasing anything made in another country.

John Barton is also an American military veteran. I admire John for being the entrepreneur that he is. John is an American Patriot, making a living building some of the finest cue cases in the world.

I am a proud owner of not only a cue case by JB CASES, but also a proud owner of an all leather carrying case for a set of pool balls also made by www.jbcases.com

You suggest that you are an American veteran but I have no way of knowing that since your identity isn't known to me. Perhaps you would consider sending me your DD214?

I promise to keep it and the information on it, CONFIDENTIAL.

Thanks,
JoeyA

Your right however we not talking about buying anything we are talking about putting a US military patch on a Chinese case,, sorry I'm not as easily impressed by JB as you are but in this case it's irrelevant I could care less who made the case I'm not sticking anything that represents the USA on anything that's not made in the US ,, that's just me
You can stick your stuff any where you want
I can give u a couple of suggestions if need be


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Wow a geopolitical debate over a cue case on AZB. Never would have seen that coming.

I guess this Iwo Jima image on foreign made table cloth should make someone's head explode :-)
 

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Wow a geopolitical debate over a cue case on AZB. Never would have seen that coming.

I guess this Iwo Jima image on foreign made table cloth should make someone's head explode :-)

Glad to see your back from your monthly AZ vacation ,,,




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John's back! John's back!

woo wee!!!!!!

Welcome back, JB.

Lou Figueroa

Hello Lou, we have some unfinished conversation apparently. You have made some comments that are 100% untrue when you know I couldn't respond.

As usual I have to state the same facts I have previously stated to make sure your version isn't taken as truth.

I will find them and respond accordingly.
 
Over under on the next ban?

Too hard to predict because what one gets banned for is not consistent. If we were to go by the rules as written I'd be willing to give odds and bet that I don't get banned any time in the next 12 months.

But it's a climate where a ban can be handed down even though a rule is not broken in my opinion. My opinion though is useless because I am just a user.

Anyway this thread is about tactical cue cases.....
 
That case gives the wild 5 to any of that Justis style crap, and it doesn't weigh 10 lb's. He will sell as many of those cases as they can make. If you can, what was the price range on that case? I want one right now.

I have to say it feels pretty cool to me. Years ago I played around with a system where you could attach and pockets to any body. I called it the Chameleon series (or Matt called it that) - anyway it didn't really take off like we thought at a show so we shelved it.

But I think that using the PALS webbing has a lot more potential and looks cool. Happy to discuss price in a PM.

Do you make the rugged 2x4 in that material?

Absolutely we can. I might have to charge a bit more though because this material was bought in the USA from an official supplier of true ACU Cordura.

I love that case. I would also buy that in black. JB, you hit that one out of the park.

Now, how much?

Black no problem. Price via PM.

Great case, lot's of thought went into that case.

Thank you Rusty, it means an awful lot to get a compliment from you.

Thanks. I've been planning this case for what seems like two years. It took a while, and I still don't have it in my hands, but is sure looks like JB did a hell of a job.

You are the epitome of patience. If I had to guess your job it was probably a sniper. :-) Thank you for the faith and can't wait to do 2.0 for you.

I really like your velcro idea in 2x4 multicam case.

If john made this I would buy one in a heart beat. I have been in the Army 12 years now and it would be cool to put all my old unit patches and ranks on the case.

No problem as long as I can get the material. I think that my supplier probably has it.

I would buy that case in a heartbeat. The only thing I don't like about it is the carry strap, and having to un-velcro it to unzip the cue compartment. I would drop that carry strap, and add backpack straps to it. Got a real winner there.

The cue compartment unzips enough to get to the cues easily. And it can also be slung over the case to be behind the zipper. I did think though that I should have probably added two more D-rings so that the strap can go any way that the user chooses. Waiting for Brian's input on what I should change to make the next one better. We can always do yours exactly as you direct us to do it.

Great. Thanks a lot. Now my wife is going to yell at me because I need yet another case. I completely place the blame on BeachBum. I would blame Barton as well but he is not around to defend himself.


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Blame me anytime but ESPECIALLY when I am banned. How they come out when I am gone with the comments is always funny. Especially the ones who begged me for friendship when I am here.

Patriotism has nothing to do with purchasing anything made in another country.

John Barton is also an American military veteran. I admire John for being the entrepreneur that he is. John is an American Patriot, making a living building some of the finest cue cases in the world.

I am a proud owner of not only a cue case by JB CASES, but also a proud owner of an all leather carrying case for a set of pool balls also made by www.jbcases.com

You suggest that you are an American veteran but I have no way of knowing that since your identity isn't known to me. Perhaps you would consider sending me your DD214?

I promise to keep it and the information on it, CONFIDENTIAL.

Thanks,
JoeyA

Thank you Joey. Out of all the people to argue with I don't go out of my way to antagonize former Marines. :-) Maybe others should have the same level of respect. Well as mom used to say, "if wishes were horses then beggars would ride."

Well, looks like the material matched perfectly to Brian's existing pouches.
 

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Joey makes a great point. It's not John's fault that America has made it nearly impossible to run a small business, having to get employers insurance, product insurance and other crap just to run a small business.

My step dad makes triathlon bikes out of my old bedroom and was making good money. Yet he had to get his titanium frames from China. He made a high quality product for a fair price and he is a die hard conservative Jew. Everyone loved his bikes but it was even a pain for him to run this tiny business party time out of my bed room.

I don't blame John for trying to make money in the environment created by our crappy politics and economy.
Patriotism has nothing to do with purchasing anything made in another country.

John Barton is also an American military veteran. I admire John for being the entrepreneur that he is. John is an American Patriot, making a living building some of the finest cue cases in the world.

I am a proud owner of not only a cue case by JB CASES, but also a proud owner of an all leather carrying case for a set of pool balls also made by www.jbcases.com

You suggest that you are an American veteran but I have no way of knowing that since your identity isn't known to me. Perhaps you would consider sending me your DD214?

I promise to keep it and the information on it, CONFIDENTIAL.

Thanks,
JoeyA
 
It seems that all I see are leather cases out there. I love them, and as a Harley guy am no stranger to leather, but I'd kind of like something different. I'm interested in perhaps having a case made to resemble a tactical rifle case. It would be something I'd never seen and would be kind of cool to have all of my shooting gear, wether pool room or firing range, match in style. I'm thinking something along the lines of this:
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Would be kind of cool to have the MOLLE attachments to be able to change pouches as I saw fit too.


What do you guys think? Know of anyone who could make something like this?

Maybe a good upholsterer could modify an existing rifle case, by adding some components to hold things in place for carrying & storage. Doesn't look like a hard modification to me.
 
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