Recent content by Jimmy_Betmore

Brother, I don't know what kind of Meuccies you guys were getting back then. But the ones that me and all my buddies ordered through our pool room in the mid 90's came in absolutely fine and played great. Were they Gina or Szamboti level perfect? Of course not. But they were infinitely...

The polyester harvest isn't until late September. Once that comes in, they still have to hand weave the fabric. I'd say they'll have the t-shirts ready around the first of the year. (I didn't say which year.) All jokes aside, it really is sad to see what's happened to such a legendary brand...

Dude just assumed the position and hit it. Damn...

You can start with these. Dude was unique to say the least. https://www.youtube.com/@Deekamon

Even CNC points can be uneven. If the cue is turned even slightly off center after the points are glued in, they will be uneven. CNC does not automatically equate to rounded tipped "inlaid" points. Dude, do yourself a favor and go watch some cue making videos on YouTube. Studiotronics...

Bob's work is killer. He has some great cue building YouTube videos, too.

What elements of the cue do you think attribute it to Rocky? By the way, I'm in no way saying you're wrong and/or it's not a Tillis. It just like to hear what people see so I can learn from it.

You're correct that a well made cue's butt is less of a factor in how a cue plays than the shaft. But it absolutely does make a difference in the overall feel and hit of cue. I took in a nice Auerback wrapless cocobolo and birdseye cue as a part of a trade package years ago. It's very nice...

To an extent, yes. But business growth is tricky. It's difficult to scale supply while maintaining quality. I deal with it every day and I work in a freaking sticker factory. For instance, lets say Predator wanted to increase their production by 10%. That means all of their suppliers would...

It's one thing to price gouge on something essential to daily life like food, water, and fuel. But nobody needs a BK Rush. If somebody thinks it's worth more than what Predator is selling them for, let them pay it. Things are worth what someone is willing to pay for them.

The forearm looks like a variation of an SL17. The rest of the cue doesn't fit anything from their catalog of that era, though.

It's not. But you should have to buy everyone a drink.

That's a deep cut, right there. Haven't heard or thought about that in many moons.

That's a beautiful case. You guys knocked the Aztec theme out of the park.