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Tsang said he had experience building cues for Russian games. He used to do Anglo-Russian trade some years ago but not anymore. The cues were 20-25% heavier than standard snooker cues.
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Sorry again, should be Sino-Russian trade.Comment
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naaaaah.. its snooker I am playing.Comment
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Family 4 with invisible joint
Steel joints with copper, closer, more conducive to power transmission
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LK.T - Power
1 pcs plain ebonyComment
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Hi, i will be going back to HK in Dec. Could you please advise where can i see these cues? Brother4's shop?Comment
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Cool, thanks for the infos, will check that out since i will be staying in that area.
he seems to get them in pretty regularly on his forum.Comment
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Hope LK.T cue would be your playing cue all your life.:snooker:Originally Posted by amashun View PostComment
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i can't say i will be getting one but i would like to see how it compares to my other cues.
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I know, try it yourself compares it yourslefOriginally Posted by amashun View Posti can't say i will be getting one but i would like to see how it compares to my other cues.
Give your comment here after trying.
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New model
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Hi cueinhand; good looking cues,,can you tell me how much in AUST Dollars for the new model?
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Strange combination of woods here ?Originally Posted by cueinhand View PostNew model
Quality look good though.
How much for this and what is the model called?
Maple shaft possible?
DeanHUp the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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Yes, I do agreed that a little bit strange combination for the splicing both king wood and burr.But it's special one!Originally Posted by DeanH View Post
The top model of LK.T ( Family I) price RMB 7800 , the cue in the picture is F I too, but I don't know how much the exact price for this pattern, I will ask LK.T.
No problem maple or ash shaft, Mr.Tsang preferred Maple shaft more than Ash.Last edited by cueinhand; 7 September 2010, 01:25 AM.Comment
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