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There is some ring work. I can send you pics to an email address

I believe these are as well.I will double check when I get home. My player is .860 and they were a little too small

SOLD 3/8x10, 13mm, Brand new, both straight as an arrow, test hit only, ferrules are the good stuff, won them in a raffle but too narrow for my player. $500 for the pair

Haven't posted in for sale section before. I can send pics to anyone

3/8x10, 13mm, Brand new, both straight as an arrow, test hit only, ferrules are the good stuff, won them in a raffle but too narrow for my player. $500 for the pair

Just out of curiosity what year(s) are these from? I have the same one with the same decal.

Wow beautiful work! Did you tell him up front what you wanted, or did he reach out once he started the work? I'm a custom rookie

Quick question. When you ordered the cue did you have input on diameter, etc?

Amen! Blue diamond is the balls! i put painters tape on mine to make it stick out and ensure i keep it (cuz i can't bring myself to buy/use a chalk holder). It doesn't matter what color it is because it doesn't come off on your hands or cue.

I've found the few tiger sniper tips that i've had were great. lasted a long time and didn't require too much maintenance. i don't know what they're durometer value is, but they are middle of the road in cost (for a layered tip), and seemed harder than the onyx i'm running now (which is labeled...

My bad i assumed that the question was for doing this by hand. A lathe is definitely the way to go if you can afford it. And of course, a pro will do it better. I agree Renegade.

i chalk a lot, so how long it stays on the tip isn't as important. However, i shoot righty, but chalk with my left hand. This means that when i'm using masters my shaft starts to get gunked up and blue quickly. I've noticed that with the blue diamond the chalk stays off my hands CONSIDERABLY and...

i'm sure there are plenty of post about this somewhere else, but i'm new so i'll bite... I really like the Cue top sander from tweeten (once you take off the existing tip with a utility knife). Locktite (gel) glue is what i use. let it sit for an hour, then shave it down with the utility knife...

Amen on the weight thing. I was a captain for a while on a league team so I bought the 5 claw. you can easily rest one on each end too. they are GREAT, but my case weighs a ton. Think i might get a little 2 claw now that i'm not on the team anymore. AWESOME customizing post guys!

I've been playing with an onyx for a while now. I like it, but i have to say i prefer the sniper. i was a die-hard sniper fan for years when i saw the onyx come out. labeled a sniper that was softer and didn't harden over time (the snipers' big draw back). I must say though, the sniper holds...