WTB Semi Fancy Sneaky $250 to $400 range

[5pennys]

As the title says, looking to buy. Let me know what you have. Thank you.

 

[bnall]

As the title says, looking to buy. Let me know what you have. Thank you.

Check with my buddy pooldawg8 on here. I think has a nice one he might wanna sell.

 

[mdavis228]

Sent you a pm.

 

[5pennys]

I have received quite a few pm's so far. All of them are great looking cues. Thank you.

(Still trying to make a decision)

 

[axejunkie]

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=139631

Seller is asking $475 but I own one of these and it hits great. He doesn't make many of these.

 

[StrokeofLuck]

I'll bump my Klein to the top right now. Check it out, can't go wrong with it for the money.:thumbup:

 

[tuffstuff07]

I got a carolina custom.

real nice cue its on ebay. click the link in my sig if u want to see it.

 

[rodcar]

Sneakies

Here is a Bryan Fischer you can't go wrong with, also 2 Sly's
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=134591

 

[daniel]

Keith Hansen 2 shafts. New cond.

 

[crawfish]

Keith Hansen 2 shafts. New cond.

Good playin' cue. I've hit a couple with it.

 

[5pennys]

Tired to find him on the internet with no luck? Anybody else have an opinon about this maker?

Good playin' cue. I've hit a couple with it.

 

[Bamacues]

Tired to find him on the internet with no luck? Anybody else have an opinon about this maker?

Excellent quality pool cues. Great fit and finish.

From the 3rd Edition, Blue Book of Pool Cues:

Keith Holcomb was a retired machinist from San Jose, California. He began making cues as a hobby in the mid-1960s, going full-time in 1986. He hired Keith Hanssen as his apprentice the following year. In 1989, Keith Hanssen purchased the business, and made Keith cues until closing the shop in March of 1997.
Keith made every component of his cues, including the tips and bumpers, by hand in his one-man shop. Keith cues were signed, dated, and serial numbered for easy identification. 45 of the 60 cues Keith made each year were available for immediate delivery to customers. The rest were custom orders built to the designs and specifications of the individual customer.

 

[5pennys]

Thanks for the info. Narrowed it down to three, either a BHQ, SLY, or the Keith Kustom. Still doing some research.

Excellent quality pool cues. Great fit and finish.

From the 3rd Edition, Blue Book of Pool Cues:

Keith Holcomb was a retired machinist from San Jose, California. He began making cues as a hobby in the mid-1960s, going full-time in 1986. He hired Keith Hanssen as his apprentice the following year. In 1989, Keith Hanssen purchased the business, and made Keith cues until closing the shop in March of 1997.
Keith made every component of his cues, including the tips and bumpers, by hand in his one-man shop. Keith cues were signed, dated, and serial numbered for easy identification. 45 of the 60 cues Keith made each year were available for immediate delivery to customers. The rest were custom orders built to the designs and specifications of the individual customer.

 

[5pennys]

Okay guys, I went with the sly. Thanks eric on a good deal. I also would like to say thank you to everyone who replied to my post. I look forward to doing business with more people on AZbilliards. 5pennys