Recent content by misterpoole

When given enough advance notice these tournaments fill up in my area. They are not regular tournaments and have different entry qualifications. As long as they are well run what is the issue?

So looks like a Pewitt but it ain't........

Woking with a cuemaker to design and watch a cue be built is pretty satisfying in my opinion. I picked cuemakers that I liked their style (mainly ringwork) and had them make cues that included wood I liked. I loved the process. I played with all of them until it didn't make sense to be playing...

I have the Purex. Excellent hit and feel imo. I don't like CF shafts. Looking for a 30" Keilwood

Saw this on Youtube this morning before opening AZB.

Ernie Gutierrez ships his cues in a whitten. Ill go with his choice for protection. For looks I like my Jack Justis. I would like to get a JB but when I last tried to order he seemed very busy. Haven't tried again. Currently using this 2x4 for playing...I like it but forget who made it. Friction...

what is pin? does it What is pin? does it have cory's ringwork?. are you going to add pics and place it in f/s section?

I replaced the original predator BK wood shaft with a CF break shaft (weigh about the same). Then removed the weight bolt at the back. Could be lighter but still a big improvement

The slip stroke can also occur on the back stroke. Both of those occur at impact it seems.

My cue and case addiction is under control right now but I expect to relapse when I go to my next pool event that has dealers feeding my craving. I'm weak. I don't have anyone that will appreciate what I have when I am gone. So same as you.

3.7. made the cue 19.1 I think a 30 inch would be perfect for me. Looking

So far So good. I decided to try a Keilwood shaft. Got the fuze from seyberts. radial pin, 12.5. Kamui black soft. Put it on my Barnhart that I have not used in a long time because I didn't like the way it played. It will be my daily player for the foreseeable future.

This week a guy that looked like a pool player, had nice gear, picked one of the tighter 9 fters, recognized that the cloth was still recently replaced, checked how fast the table played, then parked at the end of the table next to our table, where we were playing a race, and hit long shots...

I agree with playing on big tables, when you are still young. Snooker is the best for developing good mechanics IMO.

Nick Varner is a 774..how much does he play these days?