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[AzureFlyer]

Picked up my "C" brand cue tonight, together with an awesome Tony Glover cue with Coromandel as a front splice, on a satinwood veneer, wrapped around a macassar butt, yummy , plus my recently acquired James Butters cue
Rubbish pics but had to share, now nobody offer to sell me a cue for a long long time please

Absolutely gorgeous. What's a 'C' brand cue? Never heard of them before. Obtainable online?

[DeanH]

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that coromandel is stunning
not envious one bit

[longball]

lock um up tight i know where you live , lol , i love that glover cue

[Removal man stevie]

All a can say is wow mate a love them all very very nice

[jrc750]

Picked up my "C" brand cue tonight, together with an awesome Tony Glover cue with Coromandel as a front splice, on a satinwood veneer, wrapped around a macassar butt, yummy , plus my recently acquired James Butters cue
Rubbish pics but had to share, now nobody offer to sell me a cue for a long long time please

[jrc750]

glade your happy with it mate,the chap that gave it to me 15 years ago died last year at the ripe old age of 92 and he had it from new,its always been slim taper,never been messed with.

Yep tried it out on Tuesday night and it played very well, cheers

[longball]

Just picked up a cue from Southern Ireland, (thanks Longball) another Burwat Champion. Lacquer was a bit messy so sanded it off and oiled it up, polished ferrule and took some pics, still a bit shiny from first oiling
Specs: 58", 9.3, 18 oz, 30.5, 17" bp.
Weight still right and looks like original pigeon ring ferrule, so i think maybe was always narrow shaft ??

glade your happy with it mate,the chap that gave it to me 15 years ago died last year at the ripe old age of 92 and he had it from new,its always been slim taper,never been messed with.

[unclevit]

Here's my newest cue which I have had now for about a month is a Master Cue Maple Connoisseur rosewood/maple/ebony which splices are all even....great craftsmanship!!
Spec: 58" long, 9.5mm tip, 18.5oz.

Connoisseur is a nice cue. How much did you pay for it, without shipping ?

[TooDark]

Here's my newest cue which I have had now for about a month is a Master Cue Maple Connoisseur rosewood/maple/ebony which splices are all even....great craftsmanship!!
Spec: 58" long, 9.5mm tip, 18.5oz.

[unclevit]

Some pictures of my Mastercue "M5" Professional







Excellent cue, plays great.

Good Looking Redwood. I went to their showroom/factory, for a cup of coffee some 2 weeks ago.

[Chappy5]

Getting a brand new Phoenix Master 15 ( 1 piece 57" 9.5 ) delivered in the coming days and i cannot wait! It is replacing my Peradon Royal which split on me just above the join on the shaft after 12 weeks.

Will post Pics when it arrives!

[AzureFlyer]

Some pictures of my Mastercue "M5" Professional







Excellent cue, plays great.

[nicklowry12]

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My first Thai cue, and what a cracker.

Specs; 58inch, 18.4oz, 9.35mm tip

Plays brilliantly, perfectly balanced. Really looking forward to getting my Trevor White cue for pool now !

Looks fantastic. Now I'm even more excited for my cue to arrive (also a phoenix ).

[Kieran m]

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My first Thai cue.

Specs; 58inch, 18.4oz, 9.35mm tip

[Removal man stevie]

Just picked up a cue from Southern Ireland, (thanks Longball) another Burwat Champion. Lacquer was a bit messy so sanded it off and oiled it up, polished ferrule and took some pics, still a bit shiny from first oiling
Specs: 58", 9.3, 18 oz, 30.5, 17" bp.
Weight still right and looks like original pigeon ring ferrule, so i think maybe was always narrow shaft ??

Very nice mate