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I saw a seller that makes custom cues and they sell on Ebay very cheap! They sound very nice but I am quite skeptical. I have a very nice cue that I shoot with but would like to have a few extras for the house and friends to borrow when shooting at my home. He has over 400 positive feedback and 0 negative.. If anyone has any experience with these cues, please let me know... Joe...Daddy says.."If it is too good to be true, it probably is!" |
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I had 2 of them. One split in the points on the forearm, and the other one split at the joint. To sum it up in one word. J-U-N-K! You would be better off to get a players cue.Or dufferin makes a good sneaky pete for around $50. Doc B |
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Just so no one gets them confused. CK builds nice cues http://www.ckcues.com |
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ive heard mixed reviews about these cues. I was curious myself because they look pretty good. I heard that they were supposed well made southwest copies. They are real inlays not decals, nice finish but they have a huge taper. I think tateus wrote a review on them. I was thinking about getting one if I could ever find one at a cheap price |
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I have no idea how they hold up over the long run but found they are a remarkably good looking copy of a Southwest, but without the playing qualities. They are imported - I believe from China. If I recall they are actually only $130 for a Southwest copy with real points and inlays and two shafts. The shafts were not tapered to my tastes but I thought they could be tweaked by a cue maker. Chris |
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Hi, I think these cues are getting a bad rap. They make excellent firewood. Geez, doesn't anyone ever read my posts? Well, maybe you didn't get a chance? Sorry. Regards, C.C. |