Sad to see that we've yet to reach the moment where we can get the best possible fields at pool's majors. Maybe next year.

fjk said:

This belongs to a buddy of mine at work. He bought it at a yard sale decades ago and has been sitting in his attic. Weirdly enough, it seems pretty straight.
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Yes, the cue was most likely made either China or Taiwan the brass joint with the pin in the shaft clearly identifies it as an Asian made cue.

I've seen the opposite extreme as well... beginning players double hit when the 2 balls are 6 or 7 inches apart.

One league I played it was judged by a chalk. If it was less than a chalk width away you had to shoot the ball at a 45 degree angle unless it was frozen then the shot was good .

Could be a hair width away if you strike ot correctly

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If Keith tried to do this, it was freakin phenomenal! Having watched him play a bit on Accu-Stats, I wouldn't rule it out:
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Pretty sure what ever that three stripe thing is, it's a sticker.

Did Burton Spain use stickers?

manopr350 said:

Have you considered A Roasted Solid Ash shaft?

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I remember back when Bergman first started using Kielwwod and he told me the blank came from Prather, I went on Jeff's site and saw them, but I've never really considered getting one. Not sure I want any more options....lol

I see he still has some for sale.

Some Brunswick cues from the early 70's had that Dufferin squirt joint and some Adams from that same period did too.

Adam was finishing cues for Brunswick who was buying parts and blanks from Dufferin and Adam had that shit laying around so they used it.

So it could be a Taiwan Brunswick, a Canadian Brunswick, a Adam frankencue. But what I'm absolutely positive of is it $20 valuation.

Sorry about the low ball estimate.
I have 10 plus Predators and I hope they could get at least 60-70% on what I paid new.
Your cue was a bit special though, being one of the earliest and produced in the Falcon shop
In the last few years cue prices have seem to go through the roof, hopefully making my cues more valuable.

bbb said:

@jzlvnv
since you mention you had a lawyer
why dont you have your lawyer talk to their lawyer?

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