That also applies in Ultimate Pool. You cannot make your ball and turn the table over. I like that rule. I don't have any big issue with the rule sets that allow it, but I definitely prefer the UP way.I'm kind of skeptical of that rule (with no return option) being a thing, that's one area where I actually prefer APA 8 ball
ROTFLMFAO!of course i never hit with it nor did you. but i hit with many of the rich cues back in the 60's when they were at their best and were considered junk cues by all good players. and had very little value when trying to re sell.
if the market is high for them then i would suggest someone sell any they may have as it is mispriced.
you like they old junk cues because you can buy them cheap instead of having a few great cues which you may have i dont know. but it doest make the old cues that all good players laughed at respectable.
of course i never hit with it nor did you. but i hit with many of the rich cues back in the 60's when they were at their best and were considered junk cues by all good players. and had very little value when trying to re sell.You must not be familiar with the current cue market.
Old information is sometimes historically valuable, and sometimes just old information.
You never hit with the cue posted. Period.