How good is your Stroke?
- By maha
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drills where you fail over and over do more harm than good as you inadvertently start changing things you are not aware of.
It's not certain. These things vary.Thanks again, Chopdoc! That’s a great observation. I hadn’t noticed the bumper difference. I really appreciate the additional clarification—that makes perfect sense and helps narrow down the production period even further.
Thanks again, Chopdoc! That’s a great observation. I hadn’t noticed the bumper difference. I really appreciate the additional clarification—that makes perfect sense and helps narrow down the production period even further.Please note the bumper.
You cue does not have the "pill" bumper. It is likely from the later series of the same cue that is in a later catalog. Later 1970's I believe.
Please note the bumper.I recently picked up this vintage cue and believe it to be an older Adam based on its construction and styling. Another member (thanks, Chopdoc!) suggested I post it here, as there are several members who may be able to help identify the exact model and production years.
I’d appreciate any information regarding the model designation, approximate year of manufacture, or a catalog reference if anyone recognizes it.
Specifications:
• Overall Length: 58”
• Weight: 17.0 oz
• Ferrule: 11.7 mm
• Oversized brass piloted joint with coarse-thread pin
• White/black Irish linen wrap
• Original matching shaft and ring pattern
I’ve attached several detailed photos of the cue, joint, butt sleeve, and overall construction.
Thanks in advance for any information you can share!
I am unaware of any name for that joint. I do not know any specs for it. As far as I know, only Adam used it.What joint is thay? Did anyone else use it? I have a cue ive had for 30 years with the same joint.
What joint is thay? Did anyone else use it? I have a cue ive had for 30 years with the same joint.Are you serious?
Have you heard of Richard Helmstetter?
What style of cue do you like?
I might dig up a picture or two for you. Maybe.![]()
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Speaking of unusual joints, here’s another I’ll be researching soon.Here is a thread from another site that may be of help.
Older Cue with Joint Type I've Never Seen Before
Older Cue with Joint Type I've Never Seen Beforewww.billiardsforum.com
Are you serious?are they all sample totempoles or did they actually look like that?
other than huebler and joss, were there any production cues in the 1970's that weren't hideous?
Adam MA-7 Black Bart
1973-74 Catalog Picture
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Adam MA-7 Black BartI recently picked up this vintage cue and believe it to be an older Adam based on its construction and styling. Another member (thanks, Chopdoc!) suggested I post it here, as there are several members who may be able to help identify the exact model and production years.
I’d appreciate any information regarding the model designation, approximate year of manufacture, or a catalog reference if anyone recognizes it.
Specifications:
• Overall Length: 58”
• Weight: 17.0 oz
• Ferrule: 11.7 mm
• Oversized brass piloted joint with coarse-thread pin
• White/black Irish linen wrap
• Original matching shaft and ring pattern
I’ve attached several detailed photos of the cue, joint, butt sleeve, and overall construction.
Thanks in advance for any information you can share!
$1050 shipped and insured. $1000 if pick up locally, hurry upOnly #1 Predator BK Rush BKRush orange flare no wrap NW break cue is available, who wants it![]()
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