I am pretty sure that's my inventory for life. I might just replace them if they break or something like that. I believe I have the best product so it's up to me to get the best performance from them.Most of us thought the same thing lol and then 20 years later we have a list of 20 "forever cues" that we no longer have. Try as many as you can, life is short.
I would recommend keeping a cue for a while before you sell if you find another forever cue - most of us have regrets because we sold the old cue too quickly and wish we had it back.
I have shot the same competition trap gun for the last 15 years. Liked it so much that I bought a used one as backup. It's a Krieghoff K80 trap special. Don't ask the price of it
