WTB jump cue

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WTB Jacoby jump cue

I would like to find a low budget jump cue, something to start learning with. please send pics and price thanks...
 
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i dont have pics or price bud... just advice. I can just rather well.. The pechauer jump cue has been the best i have ever seen. I picked up 2 off ebay a while back for 65 to 90 bucks. brand new they are 135. If you really want to learn dont go too cheap. it will be hard for you to learn. thats my 2 cents... good luck....
 
I have a Jacoby natural finished jump cue with a brass furrel and white diamond tip. New sells for 125, Ill let it go for $75 shipped.
 
I don't make these often but I have some parts already cut so I can offer you one like this for $125 shipped. It will jump as well if not better than anything you can buy. Thats as inexpensive as it gets from me...I normally charge $150 per shaft.
Edited to add: I had parts ready for 3 of these jump cues & all of which have now been SOLD. Thank you!
 

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Varney Cues said:
I don't make these often but I have some parts already cut so I can offer you one like this for $125 shipped. It will jump as well if not better than anything you can buy. Thats as inexpensive as it gets from me...I normally charge $150 per shaft.
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That's a nice offer Kevin, looks real nice.
 
OK...I lied. I have one more available. Its a 15" purpleheart handle with a 14mm laminated shaft. This will be the last of them unless I build a new batch closer to spring time. I apologize to bad english for hi-jacking his thread.
 
Varney Cues said:
OK...I lied. I have one more available. Its a 15" purpleheart handle with a 14mm laminated shaft. This will be the last of them unless I build a new batch closer to spring time. I apologize to bad english for hi-jacking his thread.
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If you want to learn how to jump a cheap cue is really not the way to go IMHO. Kevin's jumpers are the best of any I have owned hands down.
 
I'm thinking about getting a Jacoby jump. I already have a jacoby edge break, and I really like it. How do they compare to other jump cues? I have never jump a ball with a jump cue in my life, and I have only been playing pool for a round 3 years. I’m by far not great at pool I’m a sl5 in apa, so I have a lot of improvements that is needed in my game. But I really enjoy the game. A few months ago a tap league started in my area, so I joined up, and I have always had played in apa there has never been a need for a jump cue. But now that I play in a league that allows jump cue I would like to start learning how to use one.
 
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I ended up getting a lucasi jump cue, and now I'm interested in try out what all the talk about the jacoby jump cue are all about, so if there is anyone that has one that may be interested in trading it for my like new lucasi and cash, or has a great deal on one please let know something thanks.
 
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I ended up getting a lucasi jump cue, and now I'm interested in try out what all the talk about the jacoby jump cue are all about, so if there is anyone that has one that may be interested in trading it for my like new lucasi and cash, or has a great deal on one please let know something thanks.
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If you want the best jump cvue available at the very best price, then you want a Frog by Robin Dodson. Robin wrote the book on jump shots...literally! She has a package deal for $105 you get your chocie of either the Frog or the Tadpole jump cue (both come with 2 shafts), her DVD...Mastering The Jump Shot, and the Ultimate tip tool. It's the best deal out there and her jump cue will out perform any jump cue.
 
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