Recent content by hang-the-9

For functionality as well as ruggedness, JB cases. The other cases that you mentioned are more along the lines of a custom cue with inlays rather than just a case.

Never mind the pros, I'm amazed at how many players of all levels are using carbon fiber shafts now. In just a few years it went from maybe 1 out of 10 to more like 8 out of 10 on your typical league night. The whole tradition and feel thinking is definitely not swaying most to not go with the...

Stance should be much higher, that's where your whole aiming line comes from and also how comfortable you are when shooting. I'm guessing by stance that means the overall alignment of your legs torso arm shoulder and head. I'm surprised that's not a 10 since standing incorrectly will make the...

Great to hear from you Brian, I'm still hoping for a trip to your area hopefully this year. As far as a review, the place is really well done, they have a ton of 7-ft tables, I'm not sure if they always had them or if that's a newer addition from all 9 footers. I got a bit lucky and got the...

I have a work trip to Norfolk this weekend for several days, my hotel is a few miles from Q Masters, always wanted to go there since it's so iconic to the US Open and probably pool in general. Is it still a pool vibe there or did it turn into a college kid and drug dealer hangout? Still exited...

I like the USAPL handicap system much better, you need to win the game to get the majority of the points. In the APA you can play 9 ball without much focus at the endgame and still win the match, even if you technically loose every game. Not good training for the "real world" of pool.

If they made German colors I would assume the rest of the world would hate them also based on this thinking. Are you boycotting tournaments with Vietnamese players in them?

Way before Fargo, when I learned to play pool, I have literally not played a single game on a 7-foot table till about 5 years into playing LOL. Every pool hall in the Boston area and suburbs had 9 footers back in the 80s and 90s.

What's expensive? I know many players who think $300 is a lot to pay for a cue. My main cue is probably north of $2,000 and I always use it. Many players I see locally play with $1,000 cues and higher, as their normal cues. I don't travel with it though, I have a much cheaper set of cues I...

Josey, the delicate script point details and diamond point tops are a dead giveaway.

My son has been waiting for a cue from him for a while, and has been in touch sooner than a few years ago. However despite a lot of talk about the cue will be done soon, it seems he went into the too common cuemaker mode where nothing appears despite the promises and timelines given.

More pbotos.

I don't think it's for sale, someone had it for a while, said they got it in Louisville years ago.

I think it depends on the team, but I have seen several times when someone is shooting at the wrong ball, there would be literally a chorus of players saying "Hey, hey, hey!" to try to stop them before they shot LOL. I think if it came from my oppenent's team I would not have the heart to call...

Someone posted this on Reddit, definitely custom, looks like a house cue conversion. The "signature" is some hard to make out squiggle thing. Has a nice envelope leather case.