Great pick for team Europe, although lets be honest, with Europe's strong roster of players, it's an easy job to be the captain...

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If anything things are looking more and more dire for Team USA. The line is going up for the Euros.

Going by the very first phamplet, the nickel ring in the shaft collar is slightly more centered and thicker than later creations of this series. Not sure if that solves it, but this is the joint collar ring I'm talking about. Also the wood section of the shaft tenon is quite thick. This actually does not look like the shaft tenon in Matt's picture. This first run must have started in Japan early 90s or so. This picture also shows the brown bumper that @Chopdoc mentioned. You may have to get the phone out and enlarge the picture to see all of this.

Pelican said:

Obituary information for Chuck Starkey

View Chuck Starkey's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

www.kempffuneralhome.com

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DIffrrent guy with same name.

I really dont have much sympathy for Billy. He had the written requirements and didnt follow the rules. Surely the boy can read.

Lord help him if he doesnt read the endorsement deals before he signs on the dotted line.

Ken

LibraryFool77 said:

RIP, Chuck. Always wanted to try one of his wood big pins. Never pulled the trigger, regrets.

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I've had two of his big pin cues. Best hitting wood cue ever imo. Valued in the 500 range. A bargain.

KenneyTran said:

How about let us know the price range you willing to pay? I have cues from Walmart 50$ to a 5500$ Tascarella.

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Hang tight i may have found one

MattPoland said:

They have Tyler too. But still….

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Tyler is iffy at best.

Tennesseejoe said:

Thanks for sharing this post. This puts it in perspective for me, but I have a question. For a person with 8-10 inch bridge, would you suggest a regular shaft or a LD?

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If you want an 8-10 inch bridge, play with a shaft that is 8-10 inches for the pp. You don't want to mess around with trying to figure out where it is all the time. Trust me, it's tedious.

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