dirtvictim
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I have a very cool vintage 4 point conversion cue from Osarah. Louie Ochoa, looks to be retired.
Overall very nice shape.
Excellent matching phenolic ring work at the joint and butt cap.
This rolls straight together and apart. Has a fat butt diameter and 3/8-10 pin, fits McDermott shafts very well.
The shaft looks to be from the original one piece cue. Added a McDermott shaft has a 12.4mm ferrule, is 3.8oz and has a couple nicks with a little lift, plays great.
Nice linen wrap is in great shape.
This weighs 17oz and has a 12mm ferrule.
This is also on ebay so I may end this without notice.
Looking for 600 or make me an offer. This ships in US and I cover PP goods services fees here.
Picked up some more info on this maker,
"you haven't heard of Osarah Custom Cues nor of Lou Ochoa from Hesperia, California although you should since Lou used to build absolutely fantastic cues in every way. His workmanship was second to none as playability of his cue is too.
He used to work for Tim Padgett and later he started building his own cues that mostly had old school type of look. Construction techniques he used make his cues play that great along with meticulous work"
Overall very nice shape.
Excellent matching phenolic ring work at the joint and butt cap.
This rolls straight together and apart. Has a fat butt diameter and 3/8-10 pin, fits McDermott shafts very well.
The shaft looks to be from the original one piece cue. Added a McDermott shaft has a 12.4mm ferrule, is 3.8oz and has a couple nicks with a little lift, plays great.
Nice linen wrap is in great shape.
This weighs 17oz and has a 12mm ferrule.
This is also on ebay so I may end this without notice.
Looking for 600 or make me an offer. This ships in US and I cover PP goods services fees here.
Picked up some more info on this maker,
"you haven't heard of Osarah Custom Cues nor of Lou Ochoa from Hesperia, California although you should since Lou used to build absolutely fantastic cues in every way. His workmanship was second to none as playability of his cue is too.
He used to work for Tim Padgett and later he started building his own cues that mostly had old school type of look. Construction techniques he used make his cues play that great along with meticulous work"
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