Dude, just return the member's payment or send the cue. This is going to end bad for you I can just see it.

BOY, get yo mind right

We're looking for you scammer! We WILL find you!

Hi Jef I am Chris (usapl ayer). Man I have a Carolina cue 4 pointer, 3/8x10 pin, very nice and good looking cue for trade. Do you have something for me? I am interested in a Predator and/or Joss. But if you have something nice let me know, most plain jane black or dark colored production cues (uniloc, 3/8x10, 3/16x14). Here are some pics: http://www.flikr.com/kkstudios. Let me know man.
Ps: how's the little one? Hehe.

Chris

Thanks so much for the great information. I sincerely, appeciate it. I do have two sets in wooden boxes like in your avitar that I paid $800 for both.

I'm finishing up an addition on my house right now, but when I find some time, I'd like show you another set of three (2 red, 1 white)that I obtained. They came in a old leather case from Japan and are 2.5 inches and the ball are mint in color and clarity. More later.

Take care and have a great weekend!

Joe Wagner
Danville, PA 17821

Nice sets of matched original ivory carom balls in good condition with the wooden box in good condition can go from $400-$550.

Hey Joe. Going rate is about $100 per ball for ivory carom balls 2.25" or better in good condition without the original wooden box. If I were buying 6 at a time, I would be asking for a quantity discount. eBay doesn't allow ivory sales, so the ability to sell is tougher too. If it were me, I would have paid $90 tops for the example that you posted. That's just me. Use your negociating skills to get yourself a good price, then enjoy. Mr H

there's an old schon on ebay w/ 3 shafts. looks like an r2 to me but he says it's an sl-2 in his description. the item number is 330702878852. i decided that i'm going to hold onto mine.

Hey Kocomo. What's up fool...

Thanks, appreciated

so how much for the Ed Young?

Thanks for the request.

Best,

Andreas

Hi Mike, thanks for posting. Yes I am familiar with the physics of the shot. I have a lot of trouble executing it though. I wanted to know how the replacement of the OB would help in comparison to perfecting the stop shot. I can perform a stop shot at various distances up to 6 diamonds apart. But not perfect in a way that the CB absolutely freezes at contact. It always moves slightly forward, back, left, right etc. when the OB starts getting further away. Even Kinister's shot, when I try to hit a PERFECT stop shot I struggle. It always moves. Some times slightly, other times quite a bit . I wanted to know if my game would be better served working on replacing the OB or perfecting the stop shot. Thanks again.

Pablo

Hi Alex, I'm still feeling under the weather..
Should B fun down in Mountain View again this year.
I just hope I feel well enough to attend.
Hope everything is going well at school.
C U soon
Take Care.
Noel

Sorry, mistake

Thank you!!! It was a great day!!!!!!

Sorry but my message was to long so I broke it up
If you look at a shot and picture where can the q ball can go from following it to a draw stroke to pull it back as straight as the angle allows it. This shot will teach you how to hit all those angles in between. I went through this same thing you are and believe me. Do not get discouraged work it, it will do wonders for your game. Its all about the slide on he q ball and understanding the physics. Everyones stroke is different so nobody can tell anyone how to shoot. They can be taught the physics and its up to the individual to use a good stroke to make the q ball do what it needs to do. Some things are not in a persons talent. Like in league when a 7 calls a timeout and tells the 3 to draw the ball length of the table. No he must tell them options they can do to their talent. Ok Sorry for rambling on but I love to teach the physics of pool. You got anymore questions I will happy to help you.
Mike

Hi, not knowing your experience please excuse me if I bore you. A stop shot happens when the q ball is in a slide mode making contact with the OB straight on. Shot #1 is that shot and a just as the q ball ends its slide and follow takes over. Kind of what is called a kill shot. Hitting the q ball with about 1/2 tip below center. I explained in my response the curvature of the tip's top side hitting the q ball slightly below center, physics tells you this can cause back spin, slide or draw on the q ball. When the 2 masses meet taking into accout their weight, the speed, and all kinds of things to me replacing the ball is a perfect shot. Mike

Happy Birthday!

Hey, Kiddo, Happy Birthday! May all your balls fall in the pockets on a field of green. It doesn't get much better than that. Enjoy your day today!

Another birthday already? You're on a roll. Wishing you joy in your heart in everything you do!

I just found out I have to attend a funeral this Saturday, so I can't make the Shreveport tourney, will try to make the next one!

David

Hi Kevin, I haven't talked to you in awhile... My computer crashed and i lost all my email info. I am still wanting you to make me a cue, Like we talked about... Wrapless, titelist conversion sorta with your ideas!!! Just wanted to get back in touch, Let me know? BTW, Tony and Angela thinks it's cool I am in touch with you and I stopped into your Dad's store... It is very cool! Take care, David dasparacino@att.net

Hi Al, good ot hear from you. Things are going well here, my league team is in some tight competiton this year so we are trying to buckle down with only a few weeks to go. Haven't been entering many tournaments lately but hopefully that will change soon.