Recent content by Ken_4fun

Ronnie Wiseman.....very good player but never a premier player. Great players that never won a US Open, or DCC event.

Thanks for sharing.

My respect for Truman was top notch when I saw how he interacted with my friend Skyler Woodward. Great sense of humor and really a class act for the youngster. RIP Truman

I wish cues like yours could go somewhere where it could be seen in person by all of us. Nice cue my friend.

Guys - I got an old cue that is wraped like nobodies business. I need a replacement titlist forearm, dont need anything else. Ken

I got a Rich cue pretty cheap and sent it to Rick Howard to make a new shaft for it....... I smile everytime I play with it. I probably will give it to one of my grandsons as a starter cue. For those folks that might pick up one of these cues with a crappy shaft, I recommend talking to...

I could get shafts and the Southwest refinished by a top cuemaker and you could never tell who did it. If I told you it was Southwest you would never be able to tell the difference.

I have owned Corvettes all my life. I have heard "the owner bought it before going to Vietnam" story a million times. The one on pool cues is folks from NY moved to Florida when they retired and the Balabushka got sold for nothing at an estate sale after their death. My opinion is maybe...

Meucci made a sticker cues years ago. When I brought it up, Meucci collectors and fans wanted to set me on fire. MO-11 was a sticker, and the Gambler was another. Ken

I disagree with the "patina" argument. Unless it is really a desirable rare cue, (Gus, Bushka, etc), I would recommend refinishing the cue. I have heard guys stay the same thing about Meucci cues......guys they arent rare. Just so you know, the Bushka cue I got was rougher than 2 nights in...

Buddy Hall always said that to me. Alot of folks think Buddy was tops but he said it was Lassiter.

Wow thats a unique one. Ken

Poker boomed with the all of the TV coverage. Pool unless you are pool player is boring for the general public. JMO Ken

Buddy played in the same poolroom that I played in Paducah, Kentucky (accross the river). I know it is hard to capture all of his titles and accomplishments, but IMO, nobody controlled the cueball better than Buddy. Yeah, he was a great shooter, but damn, his cueball control was worlds...

He probably wants his $40 back....