Recent content by Charlie Edwards

I would highly recommend John Bender in NJ. Great hitting cues. http://www.google.com/url?q=http://johnbendercues.com/&sa=U&ved=0CC0QFjAGahUKEwjN3PCAupzJAhVNxWMKHdAEABY&sig2=MIfdB3Yl7F5xC0L-Z4pJug&usg=AFQjCNG-oCpNCmlJbRgB4T8dJQ5YVYcqAg

This kind of deal really hurts good, responsible sellers. If, for any reason, a buyer is not satisfied with what he received he should be able to return the item for a full refund. After all, the seller will be no worse off. If a seller isn't willing to sell on those terms he should not be...

Ned Morris builds a GREAT sneaky pete.

I too, prefer wrapless. My favorite is a Cognoscenti. Ebony front and rear and bubinga handle.

God bless you, Mike, and your family. You're a very special person and I'm proud to call you my friend. Best of luck to you, buddy.

Adam... Sands model. Not worth very much especially considering the condition. I have one that I bought new in 1974 and it still has never hit a ball. The $25.00 price tag is still on it.

Ned Morris

John Bender

This is from Atlas; http://www.cuestik.com/store/product.asp?DEPARTMENT_ID=123&ITEM_ID=5814 I installed one of these and they are the real deal.

What's his name?

I agree 100% with everything you said.

http://fieldsleatherworks.com/

Eugene, did you leave a positive iTrader for John... and he hasn't left one for you? Unless I missed something it appears you didn't leave him one, either. Just curious.

On the average, LePros are slightly softer than Triangles... but LePros produce a harder hit, IMO. Triangles are courser than LePros thus the burnishing problem. But that's one of the nice features of them. They really hold chalk well. Kamui black mediums seems to me to be the laminated tip...

Absolutely beautiful cue. You do great, clean work. Your designs and attention to detail is outstanding.