Bill Schick Chicago Style

Bill's iconic design in Burl and Ebony. What a great combination for this design. All white is good and this cue is in amazing condition and dead straight for being 29 years old. A gorgeous example of why Bill is a Hall of Fame cuemaker.

Butt - 15.5oz
Shaft 1 - 3.9oz, 13mm
Shaft 2 - 3.5oz, 13mm
3/8x10 tipped pin
58"

$7,450 shipping restrictions apply
It is a fantastic cue- I was the original owner and designed the inlays and selected the woods with Bill for this cue. Originally it had black linen wrap. The forearm is Tulip Wood and the inserts in the Chicago points is Ambon’s Burl.

Ever see a Valley Table this old?

Interesting. Thx again. Anyway to look and see what it brought? Thx
Unfortunately, no. These sites usually do not post prices. For those, you have to show up. If you need that exact model, create some premade searches. Perhaps you could have an AI create a shopping bot to keep an eye out for them on Craigslist, Estatesales.net, www.liveauctioneers.com, and even ShopGoodwill.com. Best of luck.

Chohan's book.

I'm Surprise Tom "Dr Cue" Rossman is the only Player to do a Book showing 3C Billiard Shots Diagrams, that could be used in Pool! Maybe it Time for Bill "Mr 3Cushion" Smith to attempt a Book On 3C diagrams for One Pocket?? But Bob Jewett can tell if I wrong. Might have to add Book to my Billiard/Pool library.
I used to like Mr 3Cushion until I heard his beliefs on fellow humans and the world in general.

Towns in Florida with established halls with 9’ tables

“Yes DinF”? Is that supposed to be an insult? “ Who the fk are you”? I’m someone who gives good advice for starters. Go back and read the OP’s question and tell me I am wrong. Florida is great for us snowbirds and in my opinion SW is the best.
WOW dude. You should move to California where all the nuts are grown. You still haven’t answered my question but I’ll give you a distance. Since we both agree Diamond billiards is a great room, do you know it’s 139 miles from Cape Coral to Clearwater. I think I’m pretty close to my 100 mile response for another good room with multiple 9’ tables. I’ll probably guess that there’s more rooms in the southern half of east Florida than the entire Gulf coast of Florida.

Why Your Skill Doesn’t Matter in Matches - Just in Practice

@Sharivari & @Cueist app ... I think this is a good example of performance not matching skill both graphs are from the past 12 months with league play in Fargo and 12,000 shots recorded in the Cueist app. I need to convert my increase in skill to an increase in performance...
View attachment 888753
I’ve been playing around with that app some and while I like how it’s laid out I personally don’t find the numbers or percentages to mean much of anything and I’m skeptical that they reflect one’s true skill or performance. Just my opinion on it so far.

Towns in Florida with established halls with 9’ tables

Surprised no one brought up Classic in Lauderhill. I wasn't able to attend but the PLP was just held there.
You have Lucky 7 in Hollywood, two gold crown action one pocket tables with 3-7/8" pockets.
Paradise is my home room- there's always 20 or so guys in there during the day playing cheap sets
Grovers in West Palm does have bar boxes but they have 6 9' gold crowns. The good players play there including Meglino

If you bump around town enough you'll get all the action you want in Southeast Florida. The standard is high, a ton of good players this way.
You must have missed my post about 30 pool rooms from Stuart to Miami. I’ve been to Lucky 7 numerous times but OMG how could you not mention Beyond Billiards🤣, they recently installed new Diamonds.

Raven Cue Initial Thoughts

Just a quick first impression of my new Raven cue. I received it today and only have a couple of hours with it so far on my home table.

This is my first carbon fiber shaft and also the first main player I’ve had without a wrap in probably 30 years and my first 30" shaft (that's what she said). I ordered the 12.9mm PRO shaft in 19oz.

First thing I noticed is how straight this cue is as it can possibly be. It’s also probably the only cue I’ve ever weighed that’s exactly what the listed weight says. Usually they’re close, but this one is dead-on at 19oz.

I don’t have a lot to say about how it plays yet. It’s definitely going to take some adjustment from what I’m used to, though I’m not exactly sure what needs to be adjusted. Right now I feel like I’m struggling with it a bit, but that’s on me — I’m not blaming the cue.

One thing I’m not sure about yet is the Tiger Sniper tip it came with. I had been playing with a Cuetec with a Tiger Everest tip and I think I may have liked that tip better. But again, I’m not good enough to say for sure yet.

I’ll update once I get more time with it. I do have a 30-day return window for a full refund, so we’ll see if it ends up staying in the bag or not.
So far though, I’m definitely impressed with the build quality. Bonus: my Cuetec extensions fit the Raven perfectly.
Enjoy. 😎👍

Filter

Back
Top