i have a plastic arm you can attach to your self to reach long shots. and small stilts if you need them.

you are going to need a bigger boat.
opps, case.

wow. little john and jt
oh who are they

why not if its in your interest and you believe a foul is to be committed. you think a player is supposed to say nothing if the ref is not looking.

vintagecollectibles831 said:

Brunswick Gold Crowns, and Centennial tables. https://gardenabowl.com/. Looks like a nice place to practice.

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Does Al Romero still makes cues?

Duane Remick said:

Tai Can Cue from China
really great quaity too

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I saw pictures of two, they all did not have the ring work at every joint and the ferrule material is different. But it could be, I have not found any recent pictures. The ones on the internet were nearly 20 years old. The pictures siad they were made in Taiwan.

DblGonzo said:

In some trading I got this cue. I know what it looks like. And I am not under the impression that this is authentic. It is super nice the fit and finish is top tier. I can't find any markings that might identify the builder. The wear on the bumper seems to indicate it has seen years of play. And has been taken care of.View attachment 896457View attachment 896458View attachment 896459View attachment 896460

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Tai Can Cue from China
really great quaity too

maha said:

and i am in the camp of the opponent needs to direct the ref to watch the shot if he thinks it isn't going to be good.

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I would agree if there is only an area referee. If there is a table referee as here, i dont think the seated player gets to tell the ref to watch what they are supposed to be watching.

the ref didn't decide it wasn't possible. thats who makes the decision even if you dont like it.

and rule is if not absolutely sure it goes to the shooter.

could it have hit a tiny piece of chalk and rolled off. some chalk on the cue ball, is the table off . can it possibly do what it did.

no one complained except you and your weren't there. so over ruled.

Finding a tip I really like is like an easter egg hunt with people giving you hints on where the best eggs are hidden. And with the price of some of the tips out there you can get hundreds of dollars in the hole quickly. I have a thoroughbred M-H on one of my Keilwood shafts and I like it. I normal go to is Moori Quick or Medium.

who would have thunk people would pay 25 bucks for a 50 cent block of chalk.
if only p.t. barnum could be around to see this.

however if this chalk instantly made me shoot as good as svb, i would pay 50 bucks for a cube.

RápidoEddy said:

Hi. I realize it's been a couple of years since you posted this, but I am interested in buying a "Cue Reach" tube extension. Would you perhaps have one for sale, or know where one can be found? Thanks!

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Post #4 may be what you want

The worst cue I ever bought was a Dufferin I bought for my wife the one year she played league pool.
After she gave up pool I used it when I played pool in my basement.
The first cue I bought for myself was an Eckes cue in 1975 that I really liked until my brother broke it.
Then I bought another Eckes cue in 1985 that I still have and use sometimes when practicing.
The last cue I bought was my Meucci 95-11 which I purchased in 1995 and is my main player today.
Both the Eckes and Meucci cues are awesome playing cues with superb feel and control.
Both have the original shafts but I have a Keilwood shaft on order for the Meucci....
The original shaft on the Meucci has developed a couple dings over the last 31 years.

cue fix said:

I seen your post this morning and since no one has chimed in, I will give you my thoughts, but it may come across a bit crass. I do not know how you could make a trade on something you are not sure of, not knowing if you made a good trade. If you come on here and appear to be asking for help to identify it, you should take more time out of your day to provide pictures showing other parts of the cue that may help identify it. You only have pictures showing above the wrap. What about the butt sleeve, under the bumper, and tip of joint pin. With these added pictures, someone on here may be able to help. With your current pictures, probably not. From your pictures, it does look like a nice cue though.

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The person I got it from said it was made by a Pilipino cue maker. But he did not have a name. I am not in this cue for much at all. The cue is super nice and plays fantastic.

That's definitely the logo. Thanks

smoochie said:

Anything that Bill Stroud makes with his hands is just gold. I didn't shoot with this, of course, but I expect this to shoot rather beautifully.

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This stick is like MAGIC! Just to shoot with it automatically improves your game immensely!

the old canadian house cues were top line. and their cheap two piece cues hit well but looked different than most wanted.
and make good simple conversions from the butt.

they are no longer what they used to be.

maha said:

my old eyes could not see the first one move the 9 ball. and the second one not so sure of either. he could have thrown the ball with english and followed with the cue ball. its too hard to call fouls just on the way a ball reacts unless its more drastic.

for a ref to call a foul he needs to be damn well sure.

and i am in the camp of the opponent needs to direct the ref to watch the shot if he thinks it isn't going to be good.

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you think its possible to hit the 8ball first, then the purple ball, then the cueball goes into the direction it went to? it went to the same direction as a 8ball not just that, but even to the left of 8ball slightly the opposite side of that purple ball, try following a shot with any english that you desire and hit the ball #1 then the cueball hits ball #2 then cueball turns around and follows ball #1 - show me this magic please I can't wait to see it.

we still must commend bobby for starting a standard for high runs. it may not be mine or yours but at least it is a standard to go by or compare to.

and the runs were certainly made.