I purchased a big wrap less segmented handle cue from a very well-known Maker. It was flat out beautiful, perfect execution, finish, every single detail of the cue was flawless. It hit like a brick, zero feel, no feedback, I tried 8-10 different tip and ferrule combinations on it to try and like it, but I failed. Someone saw a picture of it, offered crazy money, and I gladly sent it down the road. Brian.

Savannah and Seoa are in the doubles finals!

In the last rack there was a shot that Sav came up a couple feet short on (it was difficult to be fair), then Seo blasted in a steep cut shot to come off 2 rails for perfect position. Then they ran out pretty smoothly from there.

Richard Black, Known him for almost 50 years. Have played and owned his cues thru the years, and he will never let you pay for lunch.

3rd. vote for Bob Dzuricky. Made me a perfect Ebony Titlist Tribute off an MVP Blank, it's just fantastic. I'm now working with Kelly, MVP Cues, on a Purple Heart Titlist. Cory Barnhart has always been a pure joy to work with.
I know guys on here have a sour opinion of Lee Pepper, but I never had one single issue and the 2 cues he made me were 2 of the best I've ever played with. That doesn't diminish what he had done to other Customers, just my personal experience. Brian.

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sparkle84 said:

In both cases, follow has the same characteristics, it's just that the straighter the shot the less distance before the curve.

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The straighter the shot, the straighter the follow path.

sparkle84 said:

Side English has largely (but not completely) no affect until contacting a 2nd rail. Follow is the driving force here, side can only detract from that and increase distance before the curve.

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Side has angle-changing effect on each rail contacted, especially when hitting the rail perpendicularly like this - no effect on follow.

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I don't see Josh Roberts listed, either. Guessing he will be a Wildcard.

LibraryFool77 said:

under 30?

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Retired

Benelli said:

No Shit...

Hence the $1300 to $1500 valuation.

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We agreed prior so why your reply to mine with some “Huebler education” ?

Knock it off - we all know that there are degrees of custom shop cues and we all agree that this is not a super high end production builder cue. Plus the cue has badly stained ivory joint that will require a new ivory joint - $300+ repair- the cue has no points either - low end of custom shop - the unplayed shafts are the only thing that gets this cue to even $1,000 sale price IMO.

To the owner: The stain on an ivory joint is not intentional - it is a flaw in the cue !

Bump.