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Mine has about 3" of butt and the end cap below the wrap. The cue is Birdseye maple with black/red points and has the diamond inlays with a small round inlay above/below each diamond. I can't post pics it says file too big

Mine has the allen head screw that holds on the rubber and goes into the weight bolt. I can't remember when I bought mine but think mid 80"s

I'll look at mine tomorrow and I'm pretty sure it has a long wrap as well. I think maybe a couple inches of butt and the butt cap below the wrap.

I was in the poolroom one morning hitting balls and 3 business type guys walked in and talked to the owner and said their friend was there for lessons.The so-called resident pro wasn't there so he directed them to me. I'm thinking wtf the guys like 300lbs how was I going to help this guy. He...

I was in the poolroom one morning hitting balls and 3 business type guys walked in and talked to the owner and said their friend was there for lessons.The so-called resident pro wasn't there so he directed them to me. I'm thinking wtf the guys like 300lbs how was I going to help this guy. He...

I know what your saying. I figure it'll be a struggle at 1st but know what I'll be looking for. No pain in the back, neck, no pressure on the eyes and the legs/feet are comfortable and have a solid foundation. The cuing arm won't be a big issue I would think and there's plenty of little routines...

I don't have a table yet but will be getting a 9ft for the basement. I have a 26x18ft area to put the table in and can put it in the 26ft wall or the long wall . They're putting a 30ft steel beam to support the joists and the post won't be in the way of anything. I'm putting down painters tape...

I have an old blue circle in my case that's not even white anymore. I used to switch it with the cueball in the poolroom set when playing because alot of them were lighter and worn out.

The aches and pains will dictate the stance lol. I doubt I'll be low on the cue like before and I have a ton of ways to get the cuing right. I was born on a 6x12 lol. One handed, two handed, eyes closed and walking for miles kept my stroke in pretty good shape. I've literally spent thousands of...

I'm 70 years old and will have to start from scratch. The biggest part for me will be putting the memory back into my cuing arm then working on a comfortable stance. I had a rock solid stance when playing and a natural stroke. It'll all come back with some table time

Magical Whitey. Likes to Dissappear

I'll be looking to change the ferrule on my Dufferin Sneaky Pete break cue in the near future. I've had at least 3 done on it over the years as they get hairline cracks in them.

I still have my old Falcon and doubt I'd ever look for another cue. I've had it turned down to 11.5mm and it plays the way I like. Still straight as a die after all these years

Long time ago and haven't seen her in many many years. John Morra"s mother was a decent player as well. His dad and I go back well over 50 years and I donated my lunch money to him lol.

He does say some batshit crazy stuff during interviews and the time he dodged all the fans coming out of the venue I thought was pretty small of him. There's no harm in taking a few seconds to acknowledge the fans.

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That was ballsy! He has run a ton of centuries and quite a few maximums and was cocky lol. After all he's Ronnie!

I was in a little slump (playing snooker) years ago and a friend brought in his camcorder ( that long ago) and did a video for me. I went home watched it over and over and over and saw the problem. I went back to the poolhall and we did another video and it was night and btwn the 2 sessions...

There's always hope as long as the expectations aren't too high. I just want to have fun again and if I get to the level I want I'll be happy.

The game goes up in little plateus and it's fun when you recognize them