TITLIST Hoppe Wrap less

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Tank138

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Just got this one in & wanted to share.My new player Old School & Wrap less By Mike Webb.He really out did himself on it.The Rosewood has an incredible shimmer to it when you move it.Thanks Again Mike.
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Tank138 said:
Just got this one in & wanted to share.My new player Old School & Wrap less By Mike Webb.He really out did himself on it.The Rosewood has an incredible shimmer to it when you move it.Thanks Again Mike.

I am frickin jealous, that is certainly a beautiful cue, I think most know I love these old Brunswick cues and it is also a Webb, that is really a keeper.

Congratulations to you and Michael for making a Master Piece!!
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I only every fourth of fifth and Titlist conversion that I see and I only like one out of a hundred this much.

This cue has it all that a Titlist conversion should have - especially when the original blank has so shocking colours like this.

This has to be my favourite Titlist conversion so far! Congratulations for such a nice work for both the buyer and the maker!
 
Excellent Titlist

Tom
Thats a sweet cue
The steel joint looks like a mirror!
That is sure anice blank too :smile:
 
Wow! That's how I would want a titlist done as well. That looks like a great player!
 
very nice.
It is so nice to see one that has NOT been chopped up.

Slim
 
Congratulations! That cue is beautiful in every sense of the word. The ringwork is very elegant and the joint collar is gorgeous. I am sure it plays as great as it looks. Mike Webb build a fantastic cue. :thumbup:
 
Beautiful cue.

I agree with Slim. Its great to see one of these full splices that hasn't been cut or doesn't have a tacky looking "butt sleeve" added.

Is the Joint standard size? Did it take alot of work to locate an appropriate blank?
 
Awesome looking cue there Tom. The polish work on that joint looks like fine jewelry. Thanks for sharing.

-don
 
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