Viking salesman's sample cue

[JuicyGirl]

Can you take some new pictures of both pieces stacked next to each other. It's colorful but fuzzy. Also what kind of deflection does it have. Normal or hard or what? What's the ferrule like?
thanks
Loren

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[billiardcue]

Can you take some new pictures of both pieces stacked next to each other. It's colorful but fuzzy. Also what kind of deflection does it have. Normal or hard or what? What's the ferrule like?
thanks
Loren

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Loren,

Look at this larger picture of the cue on a computer screen, not a cell phone - http://billiardcue.com/image.popup.php?section=1&image=1&ID=528 - you'll see that it is not fuzzy.

The cue has never been chalked or hit a ball so I don't know how much deflection it has. Like any cue deflection is relative to how from center you hit the cue ball, how hard you hit the cue ball, the distance of your bridge hand from the cue ball, whether you poke or smoothly stroke, etc.

The ferrule is a white man-made material.

If your interest is in purchasing the cue I'm sorry to say it was sold earlier today.

 

[Fatboy]

That would definitely be my player.

its going to be my player(for a while anyways). i think this might be better than a Budweiser cue as a undercover cue, who in the world would play with a cue like this??-me!!:smile:

 

[Bob Owen]

I love it!