Recent content by shadowcat

got my cueshark PUP last week.. used every function except the side trimmer (break cue is 13mm with nickle radius, play cues are 12.75mm and 12.5mm with dime, and even marked my pockets with it), worked as advertised, and I am very satisfied. It literally replaced 4 tools in my cue case.

aaand this is one of the reasons why i just bought a cue shark tool...

Contact Greg Sirca on the forums here. He'll be able to make you a custom one for $1000 or less, depending on the design, amount of work involved, and materials.

I see that you've found my review in the cue gallery of my Sirca custom cue, so I'm just going to echo what everyone else has said: Greg Sirca makes a great playing, great looking, affordable player's cue. His craftsmanship is top notch, he pays attention to detail, and his customer service is...

With all that ebony and ivory, the cue is a lot less expensive than you would think. I had it custom made to my specs, and I agreed to Greg's request not to disclose the price of the cue in public, but let's just say that it was very affordable for a custom cue. Although I did send it back to...

free bump for a nice player's cue at a good price. Greg makes quality cues.

Check on AZB for a custom cue maker named Greg Sirca. He makes very good playing cues, with all the fancy bits, for less than you can imagine. He's listed in the Blue Book of Pool Cues. He currently lives and works out of Colorado. http://www.gscue.com Here's a set of gallery pics from my...

any digital scale that can handle at least 1kg (a little over 35oz) and has an accuracy to at least .01oz will be sufficient for your needs. Just make sure you calibrate. Kitchen scales, food scales, precision digital scales, postal scales, anything will work. Ebay has great prices on...

What's the pin size? 3/8x10?

That's the cue Greg just made for me. More pics in the gallery at http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=171611

uhm.. i'm a little unclear as to the purpose of this post. Was there a point or question you had regarding whether or not any of us have received cues that we considered duds? :confused::confused:

I often wonder why some cue-makers get a lot more talk and discussion than others on AZB (both good and bad). When I was doing research for a cuemaker that could make the cue I wanted at a price I could afford to pay, there were only a few that fit the bill, and very little info on a lot of...

contiued... closeups of the inlays on the forearm: closeups of the inlays on the butt sleeve: the wrap: the brass pin: the shaft tip: The cue is almost PERFECT, exactly what I visualized when we talked about the design. I played a few hours with it last night, and the hit...

Late last year, I ordered a cue from Greg Sirca (http://www.gscue.com/). I had seen a Sirca for sale here, and really liked his style, so I decided to contact him about making me a cue. We spoke and emailed about the type of cue I wanted, the specifications, the inlay designs, joint type...

OB makes a Schon-specific OB1 and OB2, with the Schon logo. The joint is a Schon piloted 5/16 x 14.