Custom and High End Cues on the Decline?
- By JasonATX
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It's Scott Gilmore.Unless you buy a cue that costs $5000, or more, Richard isn't even touching it.
Someone else builds it for him.
It's Scott Gilmore.Unless you buy a cue that costs $5000, or more, Richard isn't even touching it.
Someone else builds it for him.
I just checked he can be clearly seen if you freeze it third from the left on the end.thanks much
From an article I read I think in the old billiard news or maybe the bowling and billiard journal. The movie clip can be found just google Just say bocce ball scene in the brotherhood.All right, “Middle of nowhere!”
How do you know this!? It’s wonderful to hear but….
Carom Cafe NYCDon't know any rooms with a 'pit' table. A lot of them have a table that's used for action but not in any pit. Not real sure exactly what you mean here. Why is another question.
Do you think the argument was because Jeff pointed it out orWhich is what caused the argument.
What if a guy gets down on the 6 ball, about to shoot, and his pal yells out "wait, you're on the 5 ball!" In a heads up match for $50K, that's gonna cause a scene, no matter who's playing.
cueman. Yes, Gene was known for his Masse Cue. But actually this cue was one of his Youth Pool Cue... only a few he made/built.That is probably a Masse cue as Gene was well known for making Masse cues.