I don't think I've ever heard someone say "I don't like how this Mottey hits.". Maybe "this cue is too pretty to chalk", but that's the closest it gets. Paul really combines craftsmanship with playability on every cue I've seen leave his shop.
what makes his cue play differently/better than any other cue out there?
It's not so much "what makes it different" as he's consistent with every cue. Some makers are hit and miss....Paul it doesn't matter joint type, pin type, material, regardless they all hit lights out. Paul took pride in not only knowing someone was buying his cue, but that someone felt good shooting with it.
Where does "GFYS" fall?
He does not, but he still has a few cues to sell
I see no problem with " Goods Friends? Yes Sir." I use it all the time I have a lot of friends.
Paul's work was second to none, and all his cues played fantastic. He was great to deal with too. If you called his shop he picked up the phone, and you spoke directly to him. I owned several of his cues, and I kick myself in the ass for ever selling the last one I had.If you have to ask, you've never owned one
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Right?!? Like in 9B or 10B, you make all of the other balls and miss the money ball, dude walks up to the table shoots in one ball and wins. That aint right.
Sure, why not?? I don't see why we have 3 of them in the first place.
