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I just sold my plain jane single shaft for $450.00. I replaced it with a 6 point high low with reversed birdseye and ebony. They are great cues.

Physics, weight is a measurement of gravities affect on an object vertically. What you are experiencing is the affect off torque and what we call in wheel technology moment of inertia. If the weight is located on the outside it takes more energy to get the ball moving, this relates to more...

I just got rid of my last Meucci in my collection. It was a very nice SE4, I could have held on to it for a very long time but for a Jeff Olney 6 pointer with boxes, rings, veneers, and reverse bacote and birdseye points. I will not miss that meucci very much. BTW the secret to a meucci is top...

Price reduced $475.00

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Appears that the veneer is a single and I can't tell by the quality of the photo but it seems to vary in thickness, the veneer that is. I like the combo but I think a yellow-ebony-yellow veneer might be a nice contrast to break up the woods. just my 2 cents.

nice price for a nice cue.

I have a 19.5 Oz Jeff Olney cue for sale. It is a bacote forearm and butt plate with silver rings at a, d, and e. It is what some would call a plane jane because it has no points. Not a sneaky by any means with all the detail, rings and both joints and butt cap are phenolic. It makes for a very...

I am am normally just a daily lurker on this forum but I have to reply to this thread. WOW WOW WOW. Nice find, congrats. And also, give us more pics, this is an absolutely amazing find and I would like to save all the pics for future reference. BTW, I have been working on a collection of cues...

Sounds like you prefer opponents that just lay down and loose quitely. LOL I like to play people on your traits list. It makes me focus on my own game while handicapping thier own. It is the quite ones that scare me.

We had a Pinkies in Omaha, Nebraska. It WAS 36,000 sq/ft and had 101 tables (8-9' tables with green felt and 93 barbox's with bright pink felt). Not what I would call a pool hall.