Who made this cue?
- By Benelli
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- 6 Replies
I always thought a short splice was cut off perfectly at the A-joint.What do you call this? A short splice?
To me this is a full splice since they jointed below the wrap
I always thought a short splice was cut off perfectly at the A-joint.What do you call this? A short splice?
its published in the big ones. take your chances. you dont and you will be taxed plus interest and penalties on all of it if you cant prove you had only a portion.Whoever wins money in a culcutta? Not me, nope, never.
It's basically a billiard ball.A BIG old-school cue ball is HEAVY.
All things being equal, you can get further away from the intended rotational axis. Leverage.I never had trouble drawing a big cue ball table length on a bar table.
Keil what's his face has the Costco family size Czz.
Shame on you while the rest struggle with all these herogliffy.Oh Jesus!
I apologize for posting without reading 4 pages of discussion.
So my untarnished 50+ years of experience bar room competition for stakes, has provided an encyclopedia of shark moves. I expose my ability to do the same when the home team gets involved in the distraction routine.
The sharking was so juvenile, the giggly after is such a childish tell.
When I encounter childish behavior???? Well I can give lessons.
When playing league on an away table with a heavy cueball that is pretty much impossible to draw unless you are really close don't even try to draw. Play top only shapes. Which was not my game.