How many cues is too much?

Player? 3-4 is fine. One is great.

Collector?

Well, how much space do you have? Display...storage...safe...closet...room...workbench...photography...lathe...computer...

A collection can be a single case with a few cues...or rooms in your house...

Look at the Glenn collection.

I have two parameters. I will not let the cue collection crowd out the gun collection and I will not let it force out The Crazy Redhead...for now...
Add LP's and CD's. Tools, Lathes, Who said Cue Cases?

How many cues is too much?

Hello, I was wondering how many cues does the average player have.. right now I have two complete sets that include shooter, jump, and break in two different side
If you know how many you have you do not have enough. Seriously when I had 2 players I thought that was too many......If you ever get a home table buying just to buy for display/wall art is fun. I currently have more cues than brains.... I'd buy more but it's getting time to downsize, Cannot do both.

Using cue tip to determine cue ball direction and position for next shot.

Utterly ridiculous post. Maybe we should also ban people from walking around the table to see shots from different angles.
Ha ha, I might have to agree with that as a few by me not only walk around the table to see different shots, they do it 2 or 3 times. Then the real kicker. After they've pointed on the table where they expect the cue ball to land, they get down to practice their second shot also with them yet to shoot their first shot. Then you guessed it, sometimes they will get down to practice their third shot from the position they think their second shot cue ball is going to go.
No team members of mine have ever said anything, but I'm sure we are all thinking the same thing in hoping their first shot cue ball doesn't land where they pointed. It really brings a smile to my and my teammates face when they actually miss their 1st shot after all their bullcrap.

Top five 9Ball Players of all time?

you had to be more accomplished at acclimating to conditions back then. one day it was on tables so slow, a pro had trouble drawing much over half table with precision.
next day tables rolled off or it was so hot and humid your hands stayed wet.

now players are rated by numbers and tournament wins. no longer by who they beat and where.

ive seen wimpy play 9 ball and it was boring he just never missed and ran out and out and out. when he came in with all the best around he just sat there as no one would dare challenge him. and he played for big money, no small crap.

mosconi ran out every time 9 ball he had a first shot. so did many others just like today.

and there were no name guys in little towns where when you got there with a top pro you left broke.

How many cues is too much?

Player? 3-4 is fine. One is great.

Collector?

Well, how much space do you have? Display...storage...safe...closet...room...workbench...photography...lathe...computer...

A collection can be a single case with a few cues...or rooms in your house...

Look at the Glenn collection.

I have two parameters. I will not let the cue collection crowd out the gun collection and I will not let it force out The Crazy Redhead...for now...

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