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tinkerer said:One of my buddies has a stick that looks close to that one, was made by huebler "several" years ago, just ask him he'll tell you how long ago.
Might try sending the pics to huebler, they could tell you if it is one of theirs.
shamrockhoax said:Hi:
I was wondering if anybody here can help identify this cue. After a few hours looking at various cues on the web, the closest I can come to matching it are Viking cues(but not an exact match).
The ferrule and the diamonds are ivory. It has 6 points.
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Hello, the cue is not a Huebler. Huebler cues have cut Points not CNC inlay ed points. The Bumper also is not what Huebler uses either. The has a push in Bumper I can tell by the photo's. This tells me that the cue was made in Asia, it could be a Kaiser, or a Lucasi, or any other brand of Asian cues. It is not American Made though, unless it is a unmarked Joss.
William
bushka said:Hello, the cue is not a Huebler. Huebler cues have cut Points not CNC inlay ed points. The Bumper also is not what Huebler uses either. The has a push in Bumper I can tell by the photo's. This tells me that the cue was made in Asia, it could be a Kaiser, or a Lucasi, or any other brand of Asian cues. It is not American Made though, unless it is a unmarked Joss.
William
shamrockhoax said:Thanks to everyone for their replies.
Here are some pics of the joint, the shaft insert, and the points.