Bet's Anyone?

[Slanted66]

LOL...glad to hear you had a safe and fun time! I am sure once you knock some rust off you will be closing the deal with the ladies! If you ever need a ride home leet me know...

 

[ramcharger]

Lol, thanks Slanted!

 

[Rob]

I'm rusty too Ramcharger :-D

 

[memike]

I have a table at home and still slap them around occasionally but my competitive days are done, 25 years in leagues, hundreds of tournaments, played the BCA in Vegas a few times, that was a hoot :-D Your cue would look good on my wall with the others but you'll have to autograph it "MeMike" if I get it :-D I opened your bidding, I hope it goes well for you :cheers:

Congratulations Rob!! :cheers: That sure would be a Hoot.:rock:
You have had some great times in your life Rob.
I would hate to disgrace this nice vintage cue, by autographing it.
But that would be up to you. I could put a small card on it with some small soft string with a note to ya.:salute:
Thanks Rob, With your time around the table you have used one of these
signature Earl Stricland models I bet.:-D

Thanks again Rob.

 

[Rob]

I've tried pretty much every type of cue at one time or another Mike, I have used a Cuetec but probably not the Strickland autograph. Have you ever tried a Predator with the 314 shaft? It's a lazer cut and spliced shaft made up of 10 pie shaped lengths for increased stiffness and less deflection, if you cut a ring out of it and looked at it, it would resemble a pie that has been sliced into pieces :-D I have a limited edition one #69 out of 750 :downtown:

 

[memike]

I've tried pretty much every type of cue at one time or another Mike, I have used a Cuetec but probably not the Strickland autograph. Have you ever tried a Predator with the 314 shaft? It's a lazer cut and spliced shaft made up of 10 pie shaped lengths for increased stiffness and less deflection, if you cut a ring out of it and looked at it, it would resemble a pie that has been sliced into pieces :-D I have a limited edition one #69 out of 750 :downtown:

I have shot with one but never owned one.
Yours sound like a thousand dollar cue, if I am right. Niiiice.:-D

 

[Rob]

Yeah you're right, and then some, the Canadian dollar was very weak back then so it ended up being about $1200 if I recall. :shock: It is a very nice cue though, I'll put up a pic some time.

 

[memike]

Yep !! it is a 19 oz.

 

[ramcharger]

Nice cue Mike! If I wasn't in my present predicament I'd bid on it for sure. Cuetec cues start at 96+ bucks plus shipping and go up from there.

 

[memike]

Nice cue Mike! If I wasn't in my present predicament I'd bid on it for sure. Cuetec cues start at 96+ bucks plus shipping and go up from there.

If I could, I would send it to you to get you on track again, Or just get
your mind on something you can enjoy again bud.8)
We are going through a few thing and getting ready for a few days away.
Thanks for your time today, I have enjoyed it.:cheers:

Sorry to jump in on your thread.:happy10:

 

[ramcharger]

Not to worry Mike. I'll be fine, I always am. It's just one more roadblock on the highway of life.

BTW, feel free to jump in my threads anytime bro!

 

[CudaChick1968]

Soooo cool to find out two of my favorite customers like to swing a stick too! I've got a CueTech black graphite 22 oz.er that I use solely to break, and my McDermott Tournament Champions limited edition (only 1000 made) I won in the early 90s as my shooting stick. I don't have any pics but can take some if ya'll really wanna see them.

Rob, I'll bet we were at a few of the same tournaments over the years. I played in little bar leagues for a couple years, a few more years with the BCA, and most recently with the WPBA. (Had three appearances on ESPN ... God I miss those days!) If there were more places around here to play, I'd still do it.