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If you can afford leather it is by far more durable than synthetic materials. It wont protect the cue better (a quality interior will do that) but it will last a life time where as vinyl will tear and show use very quickly. If your low on funds a vinyl case will work fine and if you upgrade you...

The Jerico stinger hands down is the best j/b cue I have ever hit. It has a conical tapered shaft but for a break cue it is exactly what I want. Ask and see his preference because he may not like a certain taper the mezz break cue is very solid if he prefers a smaller diameter shaft.

I couldnt play with anything less than 13mm, that just proves everyone is different. Find what you like and stick with it, dont let anyone talk you out of what feels comfortable to you.

In my neck of the woods Tony Ellin's break is still talked about as being one of the best breaks. Unfortunately I never got to see him play in person.

I dont think its just pros that play better when there is pressure. When money is on the line I think it focuses players. When im just playing I start thinking about things that have nothing to do with pool, but in a tourny or gambling I just focus on the table and my head is in the game not on...

Players cues get my vote

Josey Sneaky for under 400 add a LD shaft and your under 600

I went there for the gem city classic. I am not a smoker and did not notice the smoke. It is a topnotch poolhall. Between the staff and the regulars there is always a world class poolplayer around.

Super Pro they are cheap too

I use a very cheap case for a few of my cues. I roll them in a towel so they are not touching and stash them in the back of a dresser drawer

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately for a while we are filming all nights during the week. Maybe Ill ride up there this weekend and check out rackem

Is the yellow M&M Charlie Bryant? Its really erking me.

Well lets trade places I cant get enough of the smokey's up your way

Im looking for a 9 ball tournament in the Wilmington area. I can only find one that is once a month.

Chaz Dillon owes me 2 cases or $750. I have given up over a year ago and just chalk it up to living and learning. If a deal seems to good to be true it probably is.

Let me know what you have in good condition for a radial pin cue.

Here in the Charleston SC area there are a lot of bartables and bartable players and I know for a fact if you go into Tuckers Billiard Supply (they have 6 9fts set up to play) you can find a 1 pocket game for cheap ($5) a game and Mr. Tucker is one of the nicest guys in pool. There are bar table...

Sweet product I hate the sticker spots. :thumbup2:

In SC try Tucker's in North Charleston and Gradys on Columbia

I had a cue that felt very hollow. I could feel a little buzz but couldnt hear it. I took it to a local cue builder and he said the dowel was not glued enough and he used thin super glue and fixed the problem in 5 minutes. The cue played totally different after that.