Recent content by Bumpa

Thank you. I suspect the recent (2000 and later) Minnesota Fats Professional cues were made in China/Taiwan. My choice of cue does not seem to affect my playing, so I'm happy with less expensive cues. Rick

Cue looks almost identical to the Viking shown here. https://www.ozonebilliards.com/product/viking-cues-black-cherry-curly Thank you. Rick

Hi - I am a C level player. This cue works well for me at my level. Please tell me who made these cues. Thank you. Rick

Zem - Nice work. Are you making these for sale? Are you providing plans for those of us who may like to make our own? I am interested. Thank you. Rick

Chris - Thank you so much. I really appreciate your knowledge and help. Rick

Hi - This cue popped up for sale in my area. Seller received it as a gift 40+ years ago. He does not know the maker or where it was made. It is a wrapless cue. Please help me identify the cue and what it is worth. Thank you. Rick

Two Cushion Club had a regular group of excellent players. Where are they playing now? Rick

I have a six pack of these Ebay magic racks. I have been using one for about six months. Working great. However, while racking balls the other night, I felt a slight trickle migrating down my leg. Must have been some of that molecular polymer. Rick

> The old Dufferin's were awesome! ... I agree. I restored an old four prong, 19 ounce Duffy house cue, installed an Elk Master tip, and love the way it plays. My "case" for it is a 5' piece of foam rubber pipe insulation. Classy. Gets a lot of comments. Bumpa

Rob - "The slapping and the collisions of the balls leave little slap marks all over the ball..." A few years ago, I made a 5 gallon bucket polisher that works great. Balls are not separated, and collisions between balls in the bucket are much less than collisions between balls in a break...

Table is sold.

Scott - Just posted in the Wanted/For Sale Forum. Thank you. Rick

Table is sold.

Table is sold.

Table is sold.