Cue Model
Posted August 4, 2009
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How do you tell the model number of a Lucasi Cue?
I just bought a used Lucasi cue and am wondering what type it is. The closest I found was the L-E32 as far as the inlay designs. However, this cue has a darker antique type finish, and the color scheme of the designs is opposite from the 32, and it does not have the Uni-lock system. It also has a roman numeral IV on the opposite side of the butt from the Lucasi logo.
it only matters if it hits true or not…
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