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It is a seeded event. Players by them selves are seeded and waiting for the results of the match below them.

Original Predator Air. Handle has a few bumps and bruises but nothing in the shaft. SOLD.

Mezz Axi-608 Mezz Axi 608 with United Joint. Cue just had a brand new leather wrap installed. I have two shafts for it, a WX700 original to the cue and an ExPro that is brand new. Price: SOLD!!! Shipping will need to be added for International shipping.

Mezz Axi-K. This cue has been my main player for a few years now. Hits great with the big Wavy pin. The finish has seen better days. Has a pretty good chip in the butt sleeve and a few scuffs through out. Nothing that effects the play. Cue rolls dead straight together and apart with a WD700...

This is a 314 made from a blank by Marcus Dienst of Arthur cues. The ring work was made to match a James White cue I was playing with. Diameter is 12.75. Ferrule is the good stuff. Has a Kamui Black Medium on it. 5/16-14 thread. The shaft plays lights out. Has a good firm hit to it with the...

Predator 5K Predator 5K that has had the joint replaced with a 5/16-14 joint. The finish has some bumps in it but can only be felt with your hands. Nothing chipped. I have a Mezz WX700 shaft for it that plays lights out. Rolls straight. SOLD!

Anyone have one of these they want to off load?

Not sure how it looks like a hack job. Looks like a perfect install to me... just time consuming and it takes practice to make look that easy

Not really sure where that is.

Thats kinda steep... I have never payed more than 7.50 for a tip install any where between Kansas City, MO to Stuttgart, Germany.

I second the above. It was not an issue for me to pay the 10 dollar fee and start playing when I went in.

Under most rules it is not a foul unless you push the cue ball forward with your actual tip. But I am not so familiar with VNEA

I always try to avoid putting my pin in the wrong joint. Would hate to catch the herp

Well if you are going to be downtown then The Brass Rail, Side Pockets/North Kansas City are probably going to be your best bets. They are only about a 15 min drive from downtown KC. There aren't any rooms downtown yet but since the city has been rebuilding the downtown area for the last 10...

I would think the shaft and tip but I have a jump cue butt that I have put three different shaft/tip combos on and all of them jump lights out even though on their respect original butts they are not that great.

If you want to see an old classic poolhall then Raytown Rec in Raytown is the place to go. It has been open since the 50's but the owner, Doug Brink hasn't had the best of health the last few years and the room is getting run down. But still they have a 10' Brunswick table called Big Bertha that...

Kansas City has a huge metro area. Where will you be? I could tell you Shooter's in Olathe, KS is good, Side Pockets in Lee's Summit has a tight Daimond and a tight GC4 the Brass Rail in North Kansas City is a big room that usually has some bar table tournaments. But those places are all about...

- last pocket 8 ball - In Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia for gambling only - slop rules (no shot or pocket calling) - 9 ball in any country but never for 8 ball - no rail requirement for CB or OB - never in any legitimate game - no BiH - after the break for 8 ball in Germany, Switzerland, France but...

This is a delusional statement. WPA are not world rules but World Pool Association rules for WPA events. They are fairly standard but do not govern the game world wide.

Yup, and golfers should only get a 3 iron, baseball players that break a bat can play hand ball, hockey players that break a stick can kick the puck around. Who needs and extension when playing snooker?! Thats not part of the one cue allowed...