Recent content by tig

I don't think you need help figuring the game out. You have a great eye and a nice smooth stroke. Good understanding of cue ball english. The last shot is the same thing that happens in 9 ball on the break if you hit the cue ball too low. Side pocket will eat the cue ball up. Just a tough break...

I have to admit Jim that the joint pin looks just like the ones Huebler uses. It doesn't have the nylon insert in the shaft but who knows...Maybe I'll contact the company and see if they ever made a Lou Butera. I think Paul Huebler has a website.

Old Huebler's have a nylon insert in the shaft that the joint pin screws into. This one appears to be brass.

Thanks guys. It really is hard to pin this one down. Didn't think it was a Schrager (that would have been too good to be true) but I don't believe it's Asian either. It's not an actual signature, definitely an embossed signature but not a decal. I wonder who I would contact to find out if it...

It can't be a remake because the cue is from the 70's, I was told 1977 when I bought it but the owner didn't know the manufacturer. It's in really good shape for a cue that old but there is a very slight warp in the butt forearm. Shaft rolls straight. Even the Adams remakes have the signature on...

Can anyone tell me anything about this cue? I've never seen another like it and I can't find anything on the web that would tell me who made it. I've never seen a Lou Butera with the signature anywhere but the forearm.

Sorry. Didn't scroll down far enough on home page.:o:o:o

Can anyone tell me anything about this cue? I've never seen another like it and I can't find anything on the web that would tell me who made it. I've never seen a Lou Butera with the signature anywhere but the forearm.