Recent content by rebelme801

Well written John Barton. Sorry for hijacking your thread. I do like your products, but I hope you want to make friends instead of enemies. Good luck with your sales and thank you for taking the time to reply.

Cue history Purely my opinion, here is my short list: 1) Brunswick Titlist (one piece)- Beautiful veneer work, full splice trend. 2) George Balabushka- Biggest name in pool. Pool cues became pieces of art. 3) Gus Szamboti - Arguably the best cue maker to ever live. Best playing cue and art, a...

Mezz I have one for sale. It is set up for the extension. Comes with an extra predator shaft. I want 700.00 with the extra shaft. Pics coming.

Yes, but it is the manner in how one does or says things that tell of your character. How many times did John say to Jack "eat your heart out"? I see that John has many friends on this site and that is respectable. Thanks for sharing your ideas, I agree that it is good to have choices. Jack...

Kevin, Sorry if I was crass, just got done watching one of John's videos on how to attach his interior. I changed my mind after I saw how he treated the cue. You are right, if you want a fully protected cue than get a JB case, to me it doesn't matter. Just one guy's opinion.

And yes, Szambotis are one of if not the best hitting cues out there and they will always go up in value. I have been lucky enough to play with a handful and they are my favorite cues. Current players: Zylr cocobolo, '96 Franklin Southwest purple heart fancy Break cue: Mezz Case: High end...

I find John Barton to be very argumentive and very low class. I have met Jack Justis and he is a great guy in all regards as a case maker and person. As a high end cue collector I cherish my cues and blame only myself and not the case if damage were done to my cue. I have not ever been close...