WTB - Kielwood shaft to fit 3/x11 pin

I have an Omen Cue that I would like to try with a kielwood shaft. Joint diameter of butt is approximately .836". Shaft joint doesn't have to be exactly that diameter, but would like it close.

If you have one that you would sell, please let me know maker, specs and conditions.

Scammers, please don't waste my time and it will be a waste of your time!

Thanks
Reach out to Richard Hsu and be done with it...

2026 AZB Ghost Challenge - Official Thread

Played set where i lost 5-7 10-ball Ghost. Uploaded because I used small piece of paper to be target of cueball on match. It kinda makes me play slow but I wanted to boost my focus. I think I should white wash Ghost with this kind of control what i got over cueball but I just keep sucking @ss..
Just missing all kind of balls. I still think I played okay and got couple bad rolls but couple misses i got are very foolish haha.
I think some might find interesting to see my cueball target practice play so here it goes...
Login to view embedded media (no any editing. So there is little empty in beginning. I just took file from phone and uploaded it.. there is scoreboard still:)
I like to use arrow keys to jump 10 sec per push, if i watch slow(er than normal) play..

Wht did they use a Balabushka cue in the film "The Color of Money"?

As I recall, 5 were made.
Newman gave his copy for charity in Israel, I’m still waiting for it to pop up at some flea market…
I posted about it with a news clip years ago here on the forum

Edit:
Here is what I posted almost 20 years ago.... (amazing that this cue is still a hot topic)
In 2002 the "Jordan River Village" was founded in Israel which is "where seriously ill children can just be kids" this place is part of the HITW that was started by Paul Newman.
To kick start it a public auction took place. Paul Newman donated the original Joss "Balabushka" cue which was signed by him and Tom Cruise and was sold that night for $7000

What beginner pool tip do you wish you learned sooner?

Again i ask
If they are better should a player try to copy it?
No and absolutely no, each has a different stroke, they also have different arm lengths, height, weight, speed of stroke, we could go on but the point is there no "right" stroke, only the right stroke for you, if you are copying someone else's stroke and it doesn't feel right to you it's probably not, the best thing I ever did was go to Dragon Billiards and take lessons from a PBIA certified instructor, understanding YOUR vision center will change your game, I would have NEVER figured this out on my own, when you are sighting a shot it doesn't look any different to me but the results speak for themselves, you may think you are sighting correctly but that 1/4" that I was off has made a world of difference, my shot making has improved dramatically, does that mean I'm almost Pro level now? Not even close, you have to perfect what you learned, Bob Jewett gave some great advice on here saying when you are under pressure almost all people revert back to the way they first learned something, I see pro's every once in awhile stroke incorrectly the same way I do, they play at least a hundred hours a week, that shows just how much pressure can affect your game, I have started playing some racks by myself and been disappointed in the results, my practice sessions have been great but when racking the balls and playing the results are no where as good, it's one thing to have good fundamentals in practice but you must learn how to bring them into a match on demand, I'll keep working on it.😉

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