[worktheknight]

I'm not sure if Paul himself ever posted an article or not here on AZ Billiards, but, I am sure many Azer's have a Huebler Cue thought.

For many of us who happened to live at the right time through the late 70's and 80's and into the 90's, it was very hard to find a better well built cue for the price.

RIP Mr. Huebler

[nancewayne]

His cues had a great hit/feel to them and are treasured by many that play them. I think part of that hit/feel was created by the nylon insert in the shafts he built, IMHO.

Originally Posted by worktheknight

I'm not sure if Paul himself ever posted an article or not here on AZ Billiards, but, I am sure many Azer's have a Huebler Cue thought.

For many of us who happened to live at the right time through the late 70's and 80's and into the 90's, it was very hard to find a better well built cue for the price.

RIP Mr. Huebler

[THE MONTREALER]

Originally Posted by nancewayne

His cues had a great hit/feel to them and are treasured by many that play them. I think part of that hit/feel was created by the nylon insert in the shafts he built, IMHO.

HI I have one Huebler and the cue plays great

[HawaiianEye]

Good article on Paul Huebler.

http://archive.showmenews.com/2002/A...824Busi003.asp