Savannah “The RoadRunner” Easton using a wood shaft?

EXACTLY. These threads about what pros use or god-forbid 'those that stick to wood' queries are beyond tired. Look folks, all these top players could run out with a bar cue. They get EVERYTHING free and in most(ALL??) cases they are gettin jellied for using the: cue/shaft/chalk/glove/case you see them with. Same thing with golf: DO NOT base your equip. choice(s) on what some pro uses.
I don't care what they use in term of performance, I don't think that getting the same cue will make me better.
I am interested in some cues that pros used but mainly as an general interest in knowing, especially if it's a good looking cue, this comes from a point of a cue lover and not as a player.

Barnhart Coco Merry Widow

Build this cue like you want to...

$1300 shipped for the Butt alone...

The shaft options are:

1- Standard Barnhart maple (+250)
$1550 with butt
2- Kielwood (shown, +350),
$1650 with butt
3- Barnhart Carbon Fiber (+450)
$1750 with butt

It is shown with the Kielwood shaft....

Specs:
-59" cue, even 29 1/2" split
--- all 3 shafts are 29 1/2", and weigh between 3.8oz & 4.1oz
-Butt: 29 1/2", 15.2oz
-Joint: Radial pinned wood to wood with black phenolic collar
-Rings: at all 5 positions... black phenolic
-Wood: Beautifully figured cocobolo at forearm & butt sleeve
-Wrap: black Spanish Bull leather
-Butt cap: black phenolic
-Signed: "Barnhart" in butt sleeve
-Joint Protectors included

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Predator Molinari Heo with 12.4 Revo

Brand new Predator Brown Heo Molinari with 12.4 Revo
18.25 oz weight
58” total length
$1850 Shipped CONUS
PAYPAL ff or 3.5% gs

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Chalk Habits and A Doozy of an AccuStats

Every time I went to the table to shoot, I’d walk the table gathering all the chalks.
I’d then play the chalks on one spot on the rail face up and stack 2 chalks and
have 3 stacks of chalk. I’d do it every time it was my turn to shoot.

If my opponent doesn’t take the hint and asks me why I’m doing that I’ll reply this
way. For 2 very good reasons……Having chalks all around the table distracts from
my field of vision on way too many shots. Just as important is not needlessly making
a mess of chalk dust and debris that gets deposited on the rails that eventually gets
on my bridge hand or glove. Having clean rails is very important and it’s why I do this.

I’ll do it every time it’s my turn and the more ai have to do it, the slower I’ll get it done
each ensuing turn at the table. If need be, I’ll start using my Ed Norton imitation from The
Honeymooners. I’ll start stacking the chalks and keep rearranging or moving the chalks to
a different location on the table from where I just spent time previously stacking the chalks.

I know exactly how Art Carney would screw around with Ralph (Jackie Gleason) taking time
to do the simplest of acts like when he had to sign a document. When you gather the chalks,
just do it with a smile and briskly. By the 4th time, start going real slow and slower each time.
I’d take 75-90 secs or longer wiping the rails with napkins if he keeps placing chalk face down.

Tonkin Wrapless SP-Ebony + Elforyn inlays

New Tonkin SP wrapless, Ebony + Elforyn Diamond inlays cue.
20 oz
58” Length

Ebony Sneakypete blank with 4 ebony points and 4 Elforyn diamond inlays, butt with an Elfroyn hoppe ring. 3/8x10 joint. White Juma joint. The cue has the Tonkin logo.
Shaft: One Tonkin maple shaft
Tip: Tonkin soft tip.
Ferrule: Aegis 2
$1800 Shippes CONUS
PayPal ff or 3.5% for gs

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Audience Sharking (Unintentional, but INSANE?)

This clip reminds me of growing up on the reservation it didn't matter what you were playing basketball at the basketball court baseball on the North or south sides of town or a pickup game of football it was all pretty much full contact and fouls were for sissies during some games .

Even playIng kick ball or dodge ball was rough and tumble at times with the others trying everything to distract you , then car moved close to two other indian,reservations and it was the same thing different day !

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