Benelli said:

The cue is now with Scott Gilmore getting a full refinish and new wrap.

It was an old enough cue that the varnish was yellowed, so it's going to be interesting to see how it looks with a fresh finish.

Sadly, no signature under the wrap.

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Could it be a really cool, older, import? That cue will POP after a clean-up (finish, wrap, ferrule, tips).

Efren Reyes uses a slip stroke. That’s why he only plays with wrapless cues.

Sneakypete05 said:

Railyard is in Louisville Kentucky.

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oop, it is, been to TN a lot lately and had that in my head LOL

I still have a special spot in my heart for my C-18 with 3 shafts and in a big blue hard case .

Some day I hope to get it refinished to what it once was !

Very cool

and corn bread red, ed kelly , willie mosconi, jimmy moore, dallas west, lassiter, larry nevel, cisero murphy, jerrimy jones, johnny ervilino

and the stick is not thrown forward.

AtLarge said:

$30, even for wnttv subscribers

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What a load of crap! I may cancel my subscription.

alphadog said:

So i just sold the D16 in these pictures. I always wanted 1 but this 1 had lighter colored wood then I care for. Guy and his dad are collecting all the D series and ha ing fun doing it.View attachment 833048View attachment 833049

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I'm guessing that is us. We are making progress on the B, C, and D-Series.

Have a C9 and a D15 at McDermott getting some work (was there yesterday to drop those and others off).

Getting pretty close on the D-series and a good start on the B and C.

Feel free to shoot me a PM if you have a B, C, or D series to sell. Let's see if we can make a deal.

in real practice the the equipment pros use would be a hindrance for the average player in that sport.

if you followed what some of the best players that ever lived did. ...

you would be talking to the rail the whole time you played.

you would have all kinds of weights on your hands and wrists.

you might have your stroke be a side arm motion.

you might have a short poke for a stroke.

along with guzzling beers.

Sir Scratchalot said:

10 years ago I would have been bored by this collection because of the lack of inlays & other intricacies. Now, I'm smitten by every single cue here! One of the most beautiful collections I've seen in recent times! I can truly say I am envious!

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Yeah I have a hard time covering up really rare exotic woods. Appreciate your take on it. Thanks

jeephawk said:

Well done!

Unfortunately, the older I get the less I'm sleeping, lol. Having said that, I used to have a dream occasionally back in the day where I would dunk a basketball - seemed easy - wake up, could only jump so high, haha!

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Me too. Last night polar bears tried to slide open the deck door and get me. No deep sleep for me

SeniorTom said:

I would like to purchase a nice custom cue but $1500 is my desired limit. I know they can get quite expensive.

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Tom , one of my simple pleasures while on Azbilliards is looking at the pool cues whether they are custom or production made .
If I may I'd look at those that are offered on the for sale or trade link for a cue that could be you're forever cue !
I believe I've found mine maybe you can also ?

I'd contact Mike Gulyassy as he makes a very quality cue also .