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Production Cues

Check Out The Fury TP10 Cue From Fury Cues

January 9, 2012
Fury TP10 Pool Cue

The Fury TP10 Cue – Entry Level Elegance “Entry Level Elegance”, that’s what I like to call this Fury Cue.  This cue is a great example of the fine product that Fury Cues is producing these days.  I think their newest line-up of cues is a big step-up in design and function, compared to their [...]

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Meucci HOF-02 Cue

November 27, 2010

Meucci HOF-2:  The Cue This Meucci HOF-2 cue (aka Meucci Hall of Fame 2, Meucci HOF 02) is constructed from Northern Hard Rock Maple.  The cue is stained bird’s-eye maple with four ivory colored points.  It has a white Irish linen wrap. IMHO, this is the classic example of a Meucci Cue. Throughout decades of [...]

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Check out the Meucci 9710 Cue

November 27, 2010

Meucci 9710: The Cue The Meucci 9710 cue (aka Meucci 97-10 or Meucci 9710BD) is covered with a black Irish linen wrap with white specks, the forearm is stained birds-eye maple with ebony points, and the butt is ebony with pearlized blocks connected by red lines. Meucci 9710: The Shaft This Meucci pool cue comes [...]

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Paul Mottey and Schon Cue For Sale

August 7, 2010
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I have a couple of great cues for sale from one of my Cue Club members, Tony.  If you’re looking for a sweet deal on a good cue, look no further.   The owner of these cues used to play a lot of pool and travel around the country, but doesn’t play much anymore.   He wants [...]

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How to Pick a Pool Cue?

May 20, 2009

Picking a pool cue can be quite intimidating, because of the vast selection of cues out there.  Ironically, for the average, casual, pool player, finding a good cue might be difficult, depending on where you live.  There is a lot of junk out there at the low end of the market for cues. I know, [...]

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Cuetec Cues: Buyer’s Guide

May 10, 2009

Cuetec cues are different than most of the cues on the market today. Their shafts are not solid maple like most cues out there. They are made of a wood core coated with a “power-bonded” hi-tech synthetic material. The idea being to create a shell that protects the cue from dings and warping. The result [...]

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Buyers Guide: Meucci Originals Inc.

November 30, 2008

Meucci Originals Inc has been around for decades and is one of the most popular cues in the marketplace.  I think their popularity is mainly due to their aggressive marketing, low price point and good value.  They are a high-volume production cue company. I played with a Meucci cue for years when I was in [...]

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Buyer’s Guide: Joss Cues Ltd.

November 13, 2008
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Joss Cues since 1968, by Dan Janes… I haven’t played with any Joss Cues.  From being around other players, Joss seems to have a good reputation.  Dan Janes and Bill Stroud started the company way back in 1968.  They split-up in 1972.  Since then, Bill Stroud has been making cues under the name of Joss [...]

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