New cue ready to go--complete package here.

Brand new unplayed

It was great the 1 time i had to work with them (Predator Glove issue).

So is the price $1,400 or $1,500? Your as is kind of confusing.

You might try looking at the available printed/written material, such as Ursitti's extensive records, the decades and decades of the National Billiard News that are available on AZB. the BCA rule books that have records and results, the list of BCA Hall of Fame members, ...

A list like that is far more interesting if it has at least a short bio of each player.

jay helfert said:

... . Did you know that if the object ball is on the point of the side pocket, positioned in such a way it won't go in, there is actually a way to make that ball? ...

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As others have already mentioned, that can be done by smashing the ball through the point. (The object ball is frozen to the cushion on the point just far enough down the rail that it looks like it can't be made, and it can't be if you shoot softly.)

This is a very old shot. It appears in Robert Byrne's 1982 "Treasury of Trick Shots". More interesting to one pocket players is a shot he shows on the same page. If a ball is on the point of the corner pocket, so that it looks like you have to cut it, it can be made by shooting straight at it and hard. You might be blocked from the cut or maybe position requires you to come straight back.

There are many interesting and useful shots that require rail compression, where the cue ball or object ball has to go into the cushion for the shot to work. Nearly every frozen ball cut shot uses rail compression.

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