The Meucci HP01 Cue - $414.80 - Free Shipping

The Meucci HP01 cue is one of my all-time favorite meucci cues.   I'm a huge fan of traditional old-school cue designs.  I think this cue looks really cool for the money.  Also, the nickel silver joint makes it different from most Meucci cues and should make it play a little stiffer, which I think would be a nice improvement over the Meucci wood-to-wood joint.

The colors of the points are a nice classic look and the addition of the mother-of-pearl diamond inlays gives it a really nice look.  If you want a cue with that throw-back look, then go with the Meucci HP-1 pool cue.

UPDATE:  Now you can buy a Meucci HP01 cue, brand new, from my cue store....www.SkippyCues.com .

CLICK HERE to get the Meucci HP-1 Cue for 4.80 and FREE SHIPPING at Skippy Cues.com

Also, you can find a Meucci HP01 or other fine new and used Meucci pool cues in the listings on this page.

Meucci HP01 Pool Cue Specifications

Tell me if you like the Meucci HP01 cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: The Meucci HP01 Cue Review

What is a Meucci Pro Billiards Tour cue worth?

I just got a comment from Lonnie asking...

"I have a rare meucci cue, don’t know the exact model #, but it is a “pro billiards tour” cue, and I’d like to know what I should ask for it to sell?"

I thought others might benefit from this information, so I decided to make a post trying to give Lonnie some more detailed information.  I will tell you that I haven't seen Lonnie's cue, so I don't know what model it is or if has some unusual aspect that would make it worth more (i.e. a signature or attachment to someone famous).

From what I know, these cues were not any different than Meucci's standard production cue models, with the exception that they were inlayed with the "Pro Billiards Tour" logo.  I believe the production of these cues were made in the mid 90's for only a few years that coincided with the Pro Billiards Tour...remember the glory days, when big tobacco Camel was putting tons of cash into the tour.  That was exciting for a while.  This limited production time-frame, makes these cues less common.  This probably is not enough "uniqueness" to elevate these cues to a really desirable status, unless one cue has a unique story behind it or some kind of association with a big event or person.

Also, let me preface this with this statement.  This analysis is for the purpose of finding the "market" value of this cue.  Many people will give cues an "emotional" value that is greater than what someone is willing to pay.  So keep this in mind...I'm not trying to offend any Meucci cue fans out there.

Meucci Pro Billiards Tour auction research....

This link goes to an Ebay auction listing for a Meucci Pro Billiards Tour Cue that sold for 2. The previous Ebay auction listing ended on 9/14/11.  There were 4 people bidding on this cue, so that shows some interest in that cue in the $190 to $250 range.

Current Meucci Pro Billiards Tour Auctions...

Meucci Pro Billiards Tour Pool Cue Stick With Case 20oz    US $399.95

Vintage Meucci 97 6 Pro Billiard Tour Cue With Porper 1x2 Case    US $149.95

Meucci Pro Billiards Tour Viking Pool Cue Action Pool Case    US $2,500.00

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Another example...Below is a video of a Meucci 95-21 Pro Billiards Tour cue.  I saw discussion on AZ's forum regarding this same model cue in 2010.  The common opinion was that it was worth about $250 to $350...maybe $400, but probably on the low side of those estimates based on how soft the cue market was then and continues to be, today.  Several years ago, this cue, and the ones mentioned above, may have brought $400+ in an auction or retail, but the market for cues has taken a big hit, especially for Meucci.

Video of another Meucci Pro Billiards Tour cue:

Meucci Pro Billiards Tour classifieds research....

I found a few classified ads that seemed to suggest the same trend.  An unsold listing for $500.  A "reduced price" listing in Florida reduced to $200.

In today's market, it looks like these cues are selling for around $200 to $250.   It is definitely a buyers market for pool cues in general.  You don't want to sell, today, unless it is absolutely necessary, especially for production cues...even limited production models.

I hope this helps someone.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci Pro Billiards Tour Cues

The Fall of Meucci Cues Monopoly

For decades, meucci cues were, probably, the most recognized pool cue in the billiards industry.  Of course, the pool cue industry has changed a lot in the last 10 years or so.  There has been an influx of custom and production cue makers in the U.S. and a vast improvement in the quality of import pool cues, especially from China.  Through all of that, Meucci Cues have remained a leading cue manufacturer and very a very influential force in the billiard industry.

A few decades ago, Meucci Cues was a major supporter of professional pool by sponsoring and promoting many of the top pool players in the world.  They had the "who's who" of players on their payroll.  That is when they owned a large portion of the cue market.  The main competition, back then, was McDermott Cues, Joss Cues, Viking Cues, Schon Cues, Palmer Cues, Mali Cues, and not many more.

Fast forward 10 or 15 years and, now, you have a ton of competition from many cue brands like Predator Cues, mezz cues, Fury Cues, Lucasi Cues, Scorpion Cues, cuetec cues, Players Cues, Outlaw Cues, Action Cues and the list goes on and on.  The most significant change in the pool cue industry that has affected Meucci Cues market share has been the internet.

When I was buying cues in the mid-80's, it was harder to find places to buy a quality pool cue, especially in areas without a good pool hall. You might run into a player selling Meucci Cues from their car trunks.   Other than that, you would have to find a local pool hall, billiard supply store or a pool table distributor...and most of them stocked a ton of Meucci Cues.  In my humble opinion, Meucci really did have a strangle-hold on the pool cue industry, when it came to the casual to frequent pool player market.  Like me, many pool players' first cue purchase was a Meucci.  I don't think you can say that about the younger generation of pool players today.  The internet has created so much education about and availability of pool cues (new and used), creating a very competitive pool cue industry.

Meucci Cues Are Still Relevant Today

For some reason, Meucci Cues are not sponsoring top players anymore.  It doesn't appear that they are sponsoring any players for that matter.  Why, I'm not sure, but it could be because of the market stress caused by the new competition.  So how have Meucci cues have remained relevant?  One word...innovation.

I'm sure that a lot of Meucci Cues' marketing power comes from it's long-standing with many generations of pool players.  Many of which, remain loyal to the Meucci Cue brand.  Outside of that marketing force, Bob Meucci has worked, relentlessly, to push the envelope for how cues are manufactured and marketed.  Innovations like the red dot shaft and it's newest incarnation, the black dot shaft and the power piston butt have kept Meucci Cues on the radar screen of modern pool players.  Probably more important than his cue innovation, in 1999 Bob created "The Myth Destroyer".

This slick device replicates a cues stroke, allowing Bob to compare cue performance of different brands to help prove that his cues, especially the shafts, perform better than other brands (at least in his opinion).  This device has created zillions of hours of discussion among pool players and fueling the never-ending debate about cue deflection, cue ball squirt, etc.  Bob has traveled around the country with his "Myth Destroyer", helping to push the sales of Meucci Cues and Black Dot Shafts.  This video is a good example of how Bob is able to use this device to help promote his Black Dot shafts and compete with the ultra-popular Predator 314 shafts.

Meucci Cues Black Dot Shaft vs. Predator 314-2

Meucci Cue Designs Still Cutting Edge

Along with functional innovations, Meucci Cues continue to innovate and produce beautiful looking cues.  Throughout 4 decades of cue manufacturing, Meucci Cues have seemed to hang on to a design style that is unique and very appealing.  Even today, in a very cluttered pool cue industry, it is easy to spot the design of a Meucci cue.  Meucci Cues are always introducing new lines of cues.  They have several cue series that they manufacture...

The Standard Meucci Cues Product Line

This product line includes many classic Meucci Cues designs from the simplistic Meucci Sneaky Pete cue & the Demo cue to the ever-popular 97 Series cues, Gambler Series cues (my favorite), Freshman Series cues and the newest Power Piston Series cues.  Meucci's Standard cue line has a cue to meet just about any players budget, ranging in price from below $300 to $1,200, with most of the cues falling in the middle of that range.

Meucci Cues (9715) - 97 Series Model 15 Cue

The 21st Century Meucci Cues Series

This is a small series of cues which are quite different from Meucci's standard lines.  They are fairly ornate with an affordable price range of around $600 to $1000.

Meucci Cues (21-2) - 21st Century Series Model 2 Cue

Meucci Cues BMC Series

This is a very limited line of cues made by Bob Meucci.  Many of these designs are  signed and dated by Bob to help make them more collectible.  These cues range in price from $600 to $2,500 and up.

Meucci Cues - BMC Casino Series Model 2 Cue

Meucci Recession Buster Cues Series

This is a small series of cues that are simplistic in design to keep them affordable in tough economic times.  The retail price of these cues is around $345 each.  Not the best looking designs, but priced right.

Meucci (RB-2) Recession Buster Series Model 2 Cue

Meucci Econo Cues Series

This series, much like the previous category, was designed to keep the cues affordable.   The retail price of these cues is even lower at $316 each and the designs are nice.  Each cue has a more traditional design featuring 2 points and classic design features.  This is a nice series for the price, IMHO.

Meucci Cues (Econo 1) - Econo Series Model 1 Cue

Check out the rest of this site for more information on Meucci Cues, pricing comparisons and opinions.

What is your opinion on Meucci's relevance in today's pool cue market?  I'd love to know.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci Cues, Still a Player in the Cue Industry

The Meucci HOF04 cue (aka Meucci HOF-4 Gambler, Meucci Hall of Fame 4) is a classic Meucci cue, IMHO, because of the veneer colors and the incorporation of playing card inlays on the butt of the cue.  Meucci has a long history of making these Meucci Gambler cues and they look good, too.  Overall, the Meucci HOF04 cue is a nice low-mid price range Meucci cue.

The Meucci HOF04 Cue $ 504.80 - Free Shipping From www.SkippyCues.com

The Meucci HOF-4 cue has a suggested retail price of $631, but...

UPDATE:  Now you can buy this cue, brand new, from my cue store....www.SkippyCues.com .

CLICK HERE to get the Meucci HOF-4 Cue for $504.80 and FREE SHIPPING at Skippy Cues.com

You should expect the actual market Meucci HOF04 price to be around $540 to $580.  If you find a new one for less than that, it should be a good deal.  Of course, take a look around our site and you may find a great deal on a new or used Meucci HOF 4.

There is no doubt that meucci cues are the most well known pool cue manufacturer in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci pool stick. They are a decent cue for the money with many cues available that the average pool player can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they have come to realize that pool players like cues with individuality, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, good investments.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Bla

ck Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Black Dot Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci HOF04 Model pool stick:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci HOF04 pool stick. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci HOF04, below.

For the best pricing on a Meucci HOF04 or other good new and used Meucci pool cues in the listings on the right side of this page.

Let me know what you think about this cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci HOF04 Cue Stick

The Meucci MEF01 cue (aka Meucci MEF01BD, Meucci FR-1) is a nice low-mid range Meucci cue.  It is a grey birds-eye maple cue with 4 classic type points.  The details of the cue are below.  The suggested retail price of the Meucci MEF01 cue is $508 dollars.  Typical Meucci MEF01 prices would be in the $420-$450 range.  If you pay retail, you paid too much.

Tip: 12.75mm leather tip.
Ferrule: Polycarbonate ferrule for a soft hit-now made more durable than original.
Shaft: One Black Dot Bullseye 35-Layer Laminated hard rock maple shaft (29" long). 14"-16" pro taper. The shaft collar is black high impact plastic with nickel silver rings with synthetic mother-of-pearl and cocobolo veneer stitches. Brass insert in pin.
Joint: Flat faced wood-to-wood.
Pin: 5/16x18
Forearm: Black high impact plastic collar with nickel silver rings with synthetic mother-of-pearl and cocobolo veneer stitches. There are black and white veneers outlining the four cocobolo points in this cue's gray stained birds eye maple.
Wrap: Urethane coated black Irish Linen Uncoated wrap available upon request.
Sleeve: Black with matching ring.
Standard finish: Five-proof urethane coating - Including the wrap.
Bumper: basic push in rubber bumper.
Weights: Everlock adjustable system 18-21oz.

There is no doubt that meucci cues are the most well known pool cue company in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci cue stick. They are a nice cue for the money with many cues available that the average pool player can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they realize that pool players like cues with uniqueness, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, highly-sought cues.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Black Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Black Dot Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci MEF01 Model pool cue:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci MEF01 pool cue. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci MEF01, below.

For the best selections on a Meucci MEF01 or other good new and used Meucci cue sticks in the listings on this page.

Meucci MEP02BD - Meucci Power Piston Pool Cue Stick

Meucci MEP02BD - Meucci Power Piston Pool Cue Stick
List Price: 535.0
Price: 428.0

Let me know what you think about this cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci MEF01 Pool Stick

The Meucci HP03 cue (aka Meucci HP3, Meucci Hi Pro 03, Meucci HP03BD cue) is a really sharp looking cue for the money, compared to other meucci cues in the same price range, IMHO. It has a classic birds-eye maple forearm with 4 ebony points. The MSRP for this Meucci HP cue is $518.

Tip: 12.75mm leather tip.
Ferrule: Polycarbonate ferrule for a soft hit-now made more durable than original.
Shaft: One Black Dot Bullseye 35-Layer laminated hard rock maple shaft (29" long). 14"-16" pro taper. Collar has Black high impact plastic with reddish wooden ring. Threads have brass insert.
Sleeve:Stained bird's-eye maple blockswith ebonypoints inset withblue acrylic circles. and a blue acrylic band.
Forearm:Stained bird's eye maple forearm with four ebony points inset with white and blue acrylic diamonds.
Joint: Flat faced wood-to-wood.
Pin: 5/16x18
Wrap: Urethane coated black Irish linen wrap. Uncoated wrap available upon request.
Standard finish: Five-proof urethane coating - Including the wrap.
Bumper: basic push in rubber bumper.
Weights: Everlock adjustable system 18-21oz.

It seems obvious that Meucci Cues are the best known cue stick manufacturer in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci pool stick. They are a good cue for the money with many cues available that the average person can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they realize that pool players like cues with orginal designs, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, sought-after cues.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Black Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Black Dot Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci HP03 pool cue:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci HP03 pool cue. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci HP03, below.

For the best offer on a Meucci HP3 or other quality new and used Meucci pool cues in the listings on this page.

High Pro Wood Pool Cue Weight: 19 oz.

HP03BD 19.0 Weight: 19 oz. Features: -Tip: 12.75 mm medium-hard lepro. -Ferrule: Polycarbonate. -Shaft: 29'' long hard rock maple. -Joint: Flat faced wood-to-wood. -Pin: 5/16 x 18 stainless steel. -Ring: Matching rings on shaft and butt consisting of black phenolic collars with acrylic windows. -Collar: Black composite with blue acrylic windows. -Forearm: Stained birdseye maple forearm with four ebony points. -Wrap: Covered black Irish linen. -Sleeve: Stained birdseye maple block swith ebony points. -Plate: Black composite with blue acrylic band with black logo. -Bumper: Push in black rubber.

Price:

Do you own a Meucci HP03 cue?

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Check out the Meucci HP03 Pool Cue

The Meucci 9711 pool cue is from Meucci's standard product line.  It is a nice 4 point cue with their standard wrap and joint.  This is a nice mid-low range Meucci cue, with MSRP of  $562.  Here are the specifications for that cue.

• Tip: 12.75mm leather tip.
• Forearm: Stained bird's-eye maple forearm with four ebony colored points with three colored veneers.
• Sleeve: Stained bird's-eye maple blocks between blue colored checks and dashes above and below.
• Rings: Stained bird's eye maple at joint, ivory colored ring with a black high impact plastic ring with blue blocks and dashes above and below.
• Pin: 5/16x18
• Joint: Flat faced wood-to-wood.
• Ferrule: Polycarbonate ferrule for a soft hit.
• Shaft: One Black Dot Bullseye 35-Layer Laminated hard rock maple (29" long). 14 1/2-16" pro taper. Ivory colored rings encasing a black high impact plastic ring with blue blocks with dashes above and below. Brass insert threading.
• Wrap: Urothane coated black Irish linen wrap. Uncoated wrap available upon request.
• Standard finish: Five-proof urethane coating - Including the wrap.  This is standard type of wrap from Meucci.
• Weights: Everlock Adjustable system 18-21oz.
• Bumper: Basic push in rubber bumper.

It seems obvious that meucci cues are the best selling pool cue company in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci pool stick. They are a good cue for the money with many cues available that the average person can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they know that pool players like cues with orginal designs, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, sought-after cues.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Black Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci 9711 Model pool cue:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci 9711 pool cue. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci 9711, below.

For the best price on a Meucci 9711 or other great new and used Meucci pool sticks in the listings on the right side of this page.

Meucci 9711BD Pool Cue Stick

This Meucci pool cue with Black Dot Shaft has its birdseye maple on the forearm split by ebony points and sharp looking colored veneers. The maple is then repeated in boxes on the ebony sleeve. Striking in appearance, and even more in play, this cue

Price:

Let me know what you think about this cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci 9711 Pool Stick

Ask around and you'll see that meucci cues are the best known pool stick maker in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci pool cue. They are a good cue for the money with many cues available that many can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they know that pool players like cues with orginal designs, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, good investments.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Black Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Black Dot Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci HOF02 Model pool cue:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci HOF02 pool cue. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci HOF02, below.

For the best pricing on a Meucci HOF02 or other quality new and used Meucci pool sticks in the listings to the right.

Free Hard Case Included - Meucci Cues - HOF02

• Design - Stained Birdseye Maple with ivory colored points with multi color veneers
• Shaft - 12.75mm Black Dot Bullseye
• Tip - Le Pro
• Ferrule - Polycarbonate ferrule

Meucci Cues it's the cue with a history of performance! The entire Meucci cue is built with one priority in mind: to give every player more power with less effort. Meucci Cues are unquestionably the most accurate tool ever built for the game of pool.& This Meucci Cue features: Design - Stained Birdseye Maple with ivory colored points with multi color veneers Shaft - 12.75mm Black Dot Bullseye Tip - Le Pro Ferrule - Polycarbonate ferrule Joint - Implex 5/16 x 18 Wrap - Urethane Sealed Irish Linen Wrap

Price:

Meucci Cues Hall of Fame 02 Weight: 18 oz.

HOF02BD 18.0 Weight: 18 oz. Features: -Tip: 12.75 mm medium-hard lepro. -Ferrule: Polycarbonate. -Shaft: 29'' long hard rock maple, black dot. -Joint: Flat faced wood-to-wood. -Pin: 5/16 x 18. -Ring: Checkered blue acrylic and maple. -Collar: German nickel. -Forearm: Stained birdseye maple. -Wrap: Covered white Irish linen. -Sleeve: Ebony finish, thick ring of stained birdseye maple. -Plate: Synthetic Ivory composite with emblem. -Bumper: Black rubber.

Price:

Tell me if you like the Meucci HOF02 cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci HOF02 Cue Stick

It would be hard to debate that meucci cues are the best known pool stick brand in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci cue stick. They are a good cue for the money with many cues available that the average pool player can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they have figured out that pool players like cues with orginal designs, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, collectible cues.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Black Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci 9721 Model pool cue:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci 9721 pool cue. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci 9721, below.

For the best offer on a Meucci 9721 or other unique new and used Meucci pool cues in the listings on this page.

Meucci 9721BBD Pool Cue Stick

This black ebony and white Meucci pool cue with 2 Black Dot Shafts is remarkably stylish and even more effective on the table. With a covered black Irish linen wrap, the black forearm has six ivory points with pearlized and ebony colored designs in each.

Price:

Let me know what you think about this cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci 9721 Pool Cue

It seems obvious that meucci cues are the best selling cue stick manufacturer in the pool playing world. Many pool players started out playing with a Meucci cue stick. They are a decent cue for the money with many selections available that lots of people can afford.

Meucci has some classic lines of cues like Meucci Originals, Meucci Hall of Fame series, Meucci Jim Rempe models and many others.

Although, most of their cues are production models, they have figured out that pool players like cues with uniqueness, so they produce many limited production models that sometimes become, valuable possessions.

Meucci was one of the first companies to produce specialized, high-performance, cue shafts. Their innovations include the Meucci Black Dot Shaft, Red Dot Shaft and the newest one...the Meucci Black Dot Bullseye Shaft.

Whether you're a beginner, casual player or an advanced player, a Meucci cue can serve you just fine.

The Meucci MEG02 Model pool cue:

Here is another of Meucci's fine cues to check out, the Meucci MEG02 pool cue. You can see some more details and price comparisons for the Meucci MEG02, below.

For the best pricing on a Meucci MEG02 or other good new and used Meucci cue sticks in the listings on the right side of this page.

Meucci Cues MEG02 Weight: 18 oz.

MEG02BD 18.0 Weight: 18 oz. Features: -Tip: 12.75 mm medium-hard lepro. -Ferrule: Polycarbonate. -Shaft: 29'' hard rock maple, black dot. -Joint: Flat faced wood-to-wood. -Pin: Brass insert 5/16 x 18. -Rings: German nickel rings. -Collar: Ivory colored composite. -Forearm: Ivory colored. -Wrap: Lacquer covered black Irish linen. -Sleeve: Ebony colored butt sleeve with four playing cards. -Plate: Black composite with logo. -Bumper: Black rubber push in rubber bumper.

Price:

Do you own a Meucci MEG02 cue?

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Meucci MEG02 Pool Cue