Seems to me that if you like the shaft on the Fisher cue, and you want some more like it, you can't go wrong
going with Alaskin Assasin, aka, Bryan Fisher of Fisher Cues, as posted above.
Joe
I'd be interested in making replacement shafts for you,
Let me know
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Bryan Fisher
Fisher Cues www.fishercues.com
I got it off ebay last month, it's a beautiful looking four point ebony sneaky with a piloted radial pin. The shaft it came with is maple a little curly and hits good, but I'm looking for old growth maple. I know the type of taper, joint and tip has a lot to do with the feel of a cue. The original shafts for my Southwest were made between 1982 and 1984. These were made with this type of wood as was my Kersenbrock, Szamboti, and Josswest all of these cues had a stiff, crisp and clean feel to them. I'm beginnning to think it had to do with the wood the shafts were made out of. Don't get me wrong the shafts on the Fisher and Bloodworth feel alot better than some other cues I've played with over the years. I would really like to try one on the Fisher or the Bloodworth.
Thanks
Larry