Here for sale is my own personal j/b. My new one is about ready so I'm going to let this one find a new home. Nothing fancy, just pure performance. Not much to say about this one, you can see all from the pics....except...its a 22oz BEAST!!!!
This thing absolutely destroys the rack...and thats putting it mildly. Believe me...when you buy the cuemakers own personal cue, its going to be the stone cold nuts. This thing isn't for the weak or faint of heart. You'll also notice the jump handle is about 1" longer than my already long standard handles. It jumps so easy I won't even describe it. The deal with the heavy weight is that you can take almost 50% off your break power & focus on control, parking the cueball in the center of the table...while about guaranteed to make a ball on every break. If your break is less than stellar...here is the cure. The tip/ferrule looks a bit different too...it is a black unbreakable composite ferrule with my brown canvas resin tip threaded into the ferrule...the tip & ferrule are warrantied for life. I made this cue back in 2001, used it for a few years then sold it to a friend. Got it back in trade & have pretty much used it ever since. Both pins are 3/8-10. All points are sharp & even. Also notice the color of the shaftwood...near impossible the get wood this dense anymore. The maple in the forearm also has no stain...its just that dark & dense. My base j/b's sell for $375 with a waiting list. This cue is straight & dingfree with just some very slight bluing on the shaft. I've kept my cue pretty much like new. I'll offer this one for the first $XXX and you get the luxury of no waiting. I'll pull it out of my Whitten & ship it immediately. USPS Priority Mail shipping included in the price. Thank you for looking & if interested...don't snooze...I doubt this one last long. The last one I listed here sold in about 2 minutes.
This thing absolutely destroys the rack...and thats putting it mildly. Believe me...when you buy the cuemakers own personal cue, its going to be the stone cold nuts. This thing isn't for the weak or faint of heart. You'll also notice the jump handle is about 1" longer than my already long standard handles. It jumps so easy I won't even describe it. The deal with the heavy weight is that you can take almost 50% off your break power & focus on control, parking the cueball in the center of the table...while about guaranteed to make a ball on every break. If your break is less than stellar...here is the cure. The tip/ferrule looks a bit different too...it is a black unbreakable composite ferrule with my brown canvas resin tip threaded into the ferrule...the tip & ferrule are warrantied for life. I made this cue back in 2001, used it for a few years then sold it to a friend. Got it back in trade & have pretty much used it ever since. Both pins are 3/8-10. All points are sharp & even. Also notice the color of the shaftwood...near impossible the get wood this dense anymore. The maple in the forearm also has no stain...its just that dark & dense. My base j/b's sell for $375 with a waiting list. This cue is straight & dingfree with just some very slight bluing on the shaft. I've kept my cue pretty much like new. I'll offer this one for the first $XXX and you get the luxury of no waiting. I'll pull it out of my Whitten & ship it immediately. USPS Priority Mail shipping included in the price. Thank you for looking & if interested...don't snooze...I doubt this one last long. The last one I listed here sold in about 2 minutes.Attachments
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