How How How!!!
Old?
Worn out?
Straight?
Solid?
Yup.
Can I put it down?
Nope,
Nick
Old?
Worn out?
Straight?
Solid?
Yup.
Can I put it down?
Nope,
Nick
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Tim Scruggs 16 inlay Beauty
- Thread starter nick serdula
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Reminds me of a cue that was recently FS on the Forum.
If it is, great decision Nick and if it isn't, then a great find.
If it is, great decision Nick and if it isn't, then a great find.
The inlays are Tulipwood
4 Clock hands in front.
12 inlays in the rear.
Six sets of two spearheads were normally be matched to a six point in front.
This Cue would have been built for a costumer wanting a 1 of for sure.
No Elephants harmed in the building of this Cue!!!
I love the thing for 9 ball.
Why people chose not to buy a 20 oz cue with small shafts boggles my mind.
Why no one bought a Cue set up the way SVB or Efrin would prefer is my good luck. The buyers know too much?
How about they wish they could play almost that powerful just can't.
No that can't be it.
Money players are wrong.
Why play heavy just because the best do?
Not the rest.
The best.
Can't tell you,
Nick
Thanks B. Kind of reminds me of Colby's old stick.
4 Clock hands in front.
12 inlays in the rear.
Six sets of two spearheads were normally be matched to a six point in front.
This Cue would have been built for a costumer wanting a 1 of for sure.
No Elephants harmed in the building of this Cue!!!
I love the thing for 9 ball.
Why people chose not to buy a 20 oz cue with small shafts boggles my mind.
Why no one bought a Cue set up the way SVB or Efrin would prefer is my good luck. The buyers know too much?
How about they wish they could play almost that powerful just can't.
No that can't be it.
Money players are wrong.
Why play heavy just because the best do?
Not the rest.
The best.
Can't tell you,
Nick
Thanks B. Kind of reminds me of Colby's old stick.
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