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At the present time, most cue makers core the butts. For better stability and can use different woods and still be able to reach the desired weight. So, by coring a piece of wood like, for example, Brazilian Rosewood, the principal characteristics of that wood is lost. Will no longer have the...

when the guy pocket that ball after his stroke and pocket the ball, that was the first time that I have seen that. My instinct told me to spot the ball in the spot like you would if you pocket a ball in any pocket that is not intended.

But if he moves a ball after the stroke and that balls drop into a pocket ( not his or your pocket) do you spot that ball in the spot and owes a ball?

The cue ball and the object ball were hit correctly and no foul committed by either ball. The questions concerned the ball and balls that inadvertently were moved when the player stroked the cue ball.

You are playing cue ball foul only. What is the rule for each situation: 1. You hit the cue ball. Nothing goes but you move a ball. 2. You hit the cue ball, nothing goes but you move 2 balls. 3. You hit the cue ball, nothing goes but you move a ball and that ball goes in a pocket. That pocket is...

$20 for 1 piece of chalk.., I wonder what Mosconi used back in those days.

Anyone have tried it and if so, is it worth buying? Who sells it?

More like 20 years. I placed the order in 2006. I recently got them.

You must include Kersenbrock.

Where can I find the above mentioned item for joint collars and butt caps?

Anybody builds and sells fancy pool cue rings. Also collars and butt caps?

With the advent of the kielwood shafts, which ferrule and tip combination do you prefer.., why?

I have the EBR 501 and the EBR 502. Both play great for my liking. Good balance. The EBR 502 is 60”.

Do you think Barry Behrman is rolling in his grave?

How can I contact Mr. Moore?