I have an old Falcon that was a production cue i bought 35-40 years ago and can't remember what I paid for it. The shaft was turned down to 11.5mm and it started at 18oz. It needs a new butt cap ( small cracks) that I put clear nail polish over . The cue is straight as a die and has a sweet hit and hard to replace something that feels like a part of my arm and at 73 years old it'll outlast me

"Hold my beer and watch h this." Is a favorite.
There's a song too. "There's none so blind as those who will not see."
Oh and then "Doctor! DOCTOR , give me the news.," You have been giving the Snooker the views. (kinda rhymes).
Shrug
Kyren and Judd could have Both, "come over to the dark side"
Don't don't dotty da oh man the speel correct is messing with me. You know the tune.
Take A Walk on the Wild Side.
"Look at whitey while you whack it."

I've been looking for quite awhile sold mine to wiilee in 2003 nice lathes

triley41395 said:

Is Randy still making cues?
You could ask him.

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Tried finding any contact info and was unsuccessful.

I am not fond of these balls. They absorb energy more so than transferring it.

vintagecollectibles831 said:

Same reason why CNC cues look perfect. Perfectly even points, perfectly even everything. Would be even easier for Graphic / Decal cues to look perfectly even, right? Or, am I just a fool? I guess I am. These Graphics really fooled me. I am just an idiot, lol. Whatever the case, it seems like a high quality cue. It is very old, and it is still dead straight. They must have done something right.

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Even CNC points can be uneven. If the cue is turned even slightly off center after the points are glued in, they will be uneven. CNC does not automatically equate to rounded tipped "inlaid" points.

Dude, do yourself a favor and go watch some cue making videos on YouTube. Studiotronics... Bob Dzuricky... Countless others. Also, get yourself a cheap magnifying glass. You don't need it to be able to tell those are real spliced points. But you'll be able to tell what's a decal or real wood.

HawaiianEye said:

Becue Natural Born Naked.

A TOOL.

Plays good.

Durable.

No fuss.

No wood to warp.

No wrap to get dirty or come loose.

No bling to crack or pop through the finish.

Excellent customer service.

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I have to agree here. I have a custom "Drip" Becue on order, will put it in the Cue Gallery when I receive it next week. They play super solid, have little or no maintenance and the paint jobs are fantastic. Plus, they all play identically.

-dj