Rosewood spliced shafts were common back in the day.
But spliced into Birdseye not so much.
Joint looks odd but the wrap seems genuine.
I have a few vintage cues of this era and the wraps are coming undone. I love leaving them alone.
This seller has had a lot of good collectibles.
It makes me wonder the connection. There is a spot on my wall for this cue despite the wrap.
I would have to take a cool cue down to free up a spot. Not a bad problem to have.
The idea is a great one. Many of our great members "just go away" for various reasons.
Now and then we find out from friends that are members that they have passed.
Almost always sad but what you going to do?
I have thought it would be a good tribute to list the folks who have been a big part...
Larkspur is on the 50 yard line.
North to Denvertown and South to the Springs.
Plenty of pool in both cities.
I believe there is a restaurant in Larkspur with a couple of 7 ft tables.
Lou I retired recently and and was gifted a Bcue and a nice jump cue.
The Bcue came with a couple of extensions of different lengths.
Wow after 50 years of playing I saw the light. Jump cue is great also but I am way behind the curve so I mostly kick, most times I don't even recognize jump shots.
It is a tough job being a ref, a lot of responsibility. I get nervous just filming a hit watch.
In an earlier match, Kenny called an extension and was told he had used his already when he had not.
Kenny had to rush the shot and missed. The ref apologized and Kenny forgave him immediately.
I can...
Kenny seems a little out of place.
I also like watching him in action. He completely knows his shortcomings and is still out there trying.
For me he is entertaining and I wish him the best.
He is a handful though.
I think its okay on occasion. Doing it for years and then later getting in the grease may cost you the ability to bear down when its a tough match.
Been struggling now and the grease can be slick.