This Bill McDaniel cue has a birdseye maple forearm with ivory diamonds and arrows inside six ebony points to go along with six diamond pattern inlays in the butt sleeve. Fancy ring work and a black lizard wrap complete this beautiful cue. One original shaft and one Predator 314 shaft both with brand new Moori tips make this a true players cue. If you're looking for beauty and performance this is the cue for you!!

This original Predator Sneaky Pete offers superb playabiliy at an affordable price. With a wood to wood joint and the famous Predator 314 shaft you're sure to take your game to the next level. A green and white Irish Linnen wrap adds not only class to this cue but makes it unique.

One of my favourite designs is the 4 point 4 veneer spliced cue. Schon perfected these classic style cues that date back to 1980 while Bob Runde was working there. This cue was probably made around 1985 and is in excellent condition. Surrounding the ebony points are maple, maroon, light blue and black veneers. Although this cue only comes with 1 shaft the seller will throw in a Predator 314 shaft for $100 extra!! Act fast this one won't last long, if I didn't think I already had too many cues this would already be part of my personal collection!!

Jacoby is a family run cue business that has been designing beautiful cues for many years. Here's another classic style 4 point 4 veneer spliced cue with a Hoppe style finish to the butt giving it a very unique look. The highly figured cocobolo wood used in the butt sleeve and points is some of the nicest I've seen. This cue comes with 1 original shaft.

Predator put out its first line of cues ten years ago in 1997, this is model 4 from that collection. Here's a dark stained maple forearm with 4 ebony points and an ebony butt. Ivory and mother of pearl inlays are a nice touch on this cue. This was my first great playing cue, it's won many tournaments in the hands of myself and other players. If you're a player and you want a great cue at a great price here's the one for you!

Sometime in the 70's Joss cues was using their name etched into the butt cap as their logo. Cue's of this era are highly collectable and provide excellent playability. Once again a classic 4 point cue this one featuring double red and black veneers. From my personal collection this cue is a great deal for anyone looking for a ton of playability and a little bit of history.

Dan Dishaw is the President of the American Cue Makers Association and produces amazing cues. His early work had the Danbuilt logo which makes them more collectible. Well this is one of those. This cue has an ebony and birdseye Southwest style butt sleeve and a ebony forearm with 3 high and 3 low birdseye points accented by green veneers. Two shafts beautiful rings both matching the joint collar complete this great package.

Samsara Cues is the creative forces of Jim Stadum and Dave Doucette. These cues are famous for their intricate and unique ring work and inlay designs. From the moment I saw this cue I was impressed, the contrast of the tulip wood and blood wood is amazing and the points are long and sharp. These cues are highly collectible and this one comes with three matching shafts and plays like a dream. Act fast this one probably won't be here long.

Mike Johnston from Baton Rouge, Louisiana has been making custom playing cues for many years called Jensen Cues. Mike has worked hard on developing cues made to be used, this means playability has been his priority and as a Jensen owner myself I can tell you he's got it figured out. From my personal collection I'm letting it go in hopes an up and coming player will put it to good use. It's a nice looking cue with yellow, blue and black veneers around cocobolo points. Its butt is highly figured cocobolo accented by brown phenolic and nice ring work. 2 shafts with matching ring work complete this package.

1st shaft is 12.6mm and 3.5oz.2nd shaft is 12.9mm and 3.7oz.Both are just a hair over 29inches long.The butt weight is 15.7oz and all the white in this cue is ivory except the joint collar and the butt cap.The forearm is birdseye maple and the butt is cocobolo.this cue is very straight together and apart.There is a small chip in the finish on the butt that you can see in the pic as well as some clear coat lifting on one shaft at the joint.95% condition all around no blueing in shafts as they were test hit only cue was played with using a predator shaft not inc.

STL 18 is almost too complicated to explain, the picture will have to suffice. We use different exotic wood each time we make this cue. The materials pictured are birdseye maple, ebony, cocobolo and lots of elephant ivory. This cue has a MSRP of $1450 US and is a steal at our price.