Richard Black 19oz

older Richard Black with cortland linen and birdseye maple and sharp ebony points, butt weight 15.2oz and shaft 3.8oz for total weight of 19oz, slight taper on shaft and small lift at the joint of butt which makes the cue roll bad, facing off may help some, pretty sure the ferrule is ivory

$3300 or trades for R15 or R16 Schone Runde cues or certain cognoscenti or kikel cues

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tip technology - hardness at center different from hardness at edges

If you are talkiing about the TAOM No problem there, what I did see is like every leather tip I have ever used is after 2 months the tip was starting to get harder already, If you are talking about the Bulletproof then No as well, I had shaped my tip to a dime radius because "it looked better to me" and I did have problems with miscues, my shaft size is 12.0 mm and I learned a nickel radius allows you to go lower on the cueball with that shaft size, so I shaped my tip to a nickel radius and it looked terrible to me but I could go way lower and further out on the cueball than I could have imagined, I also learned this tip holds chalk better than any tip I have ever owned, I use TAOM V10 chalk and you don't need to chalk after every shot, I use a Tip pik type tool about every 2 weeks and I practice a minimum of an hour a day plus play in league, this is my experience, hope it helps.🙂
yep. I might consider it further down the line. so far, I'm liking the Ultraskins and Tigers a lot as of the moment.

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