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 2008-07-29, 22:49 |
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 Decent (cheap) Pool Cues?
Hey guys,
I'm getting into pool right now and I'm tired of using the warped/flat tipped cues at my local pool hall. So, I'm looking for a cue stick of my own. I don't want to spend any more than $75 so I'm not expecting anything wonderful; just something that will be straight and work well. I've been looking at specs and all I really know is that I want a 20 oz. stick with a irish linen grip. Any suggestions?
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2008-08-03, 05:56 |
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Re: Decent (cheap) Pool Cues?
Heh, I love playing pool, it's one of the few things I'm good at.
http://www.ozonebilliards.com/plcueg22.html
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