eBay Robin Cook cue US pool spec

[vucko117]

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Cue specs

13mm tip,58",18oz,1 piece,sd joint at the end,30mm butt diameter.cocobolo butt,cocobolo and ebony splice with two maple veneers,stiff ash shaft.
cue is 4 months old. I am selling it because I don't play pool anymore as I want to focus on snooker.
I guess that you can send it to some cue maker for retapering if you want to make a snooker cue from it. Cue is straight and I didn't find any dents or scratches on it,so I think it is in as new condition. I have only used this cue on couple of occasions(4 tournaments and maybe 3 more times)

I am looking for 280 GBP including shipping

[vucko117]

If you want to use this cue as a snooker cue,I will take 30 gbp off which you can then invest in putting the new ferrule and re-tapering. So 250 for like new Robin Cook cue

[ace man]

Wonderful cue. I suggest you keep it as this cue is one of a kind. If you play snooker regularly, playing little bit of pool every now and then can't hurt your snooker game at all. Just look at Tony Drago. Problems can arise only if you switch between two games too often.

[vucko117]

thanks. It is realy nice cue,and I am a bit sad because I am selling it but I am planning to buy 2-3 more cues and I don't have enough room to keep them all I don't like playing pool anymore. I have realized that I don't enjoy playing even in Pool tournaments. So I have decided that the best thing for me is to just sell all my pool cues and focus on snooker. Thanks for your advice but this cue have to go

[TheRowdyOne]

how much for the cue, including postage if you shipped it to Australia.

[vucko117]

sorry cue is sold...