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I contracted with Wayne Holmes to make me a cue earlier in the year. He was exceptionally easy to work with and definitely a no nonsense guy. It didn't take him long to help me sort out the details of what I was looking for in a cue. Basically, I wanted something with a classic, classy look...

Is it time for the "Airing of grievances" yet? "Feats of strength"? bes ;o)

I'll go $220.00 - pretty cue! bes

My first "real" cue was a Meucci Hustler. It was a very, very nice cue that played very well. I wish I had not sold it! bes

Norman was one of the guys I used to love to watch - his seemingly effortless cueball control never ceased to amaze me. Guys like the Driller and Walden had all the big shots, but Norman could play their speed (or close) until he was quite old and hardly ever hit a ball hard or draw one more...

Lovely, subtle, stunning! I have too many cues already, but this is very tasty! bes

I like my (McDermott) I-2... It has a firmer hit than most of the LD shafts I've tried...

I can't afford to even look hard at your cue - it is nice! You might regret it if you sell it - hopefully you can find a lighter bolt. Cutting the existing one off should be pretty easy too though... Good Luck! bes

I got the cue! It was shipped promptly, and arrived in perfect condition. Very smooth, pleasant transaction. bes

I wish someone would buy this - I'm starting to think up ways to get $$$. After seeing this cue and checking out a few other Chudys, I've decided that Richard makes some of the most gorgeous cues I've seen. I'm not a huge fan of tons of inlay, precious stones, etc, but gorgeous wood, clean...

I know it is tough, but can you describe the feel or hit on this cue - never played with a joint like that, and have no clue what it would feel like... bes

Lovely Cue! What is the tip diameter? Balance Point? bes

Gorgeous Cue! Can't afford any more right now though... bes

Lovely cue - very, VERY tempting... bes

I saw him play in Okc several times (Late 80's early 90's). He was/is a very good player, but I certainly don't remember him beating James Walden in 9-ball (Walden was playing REALLY well at that time), or even doing much more than holding even with the Driller (Gary Drennan) in 9-ball. I...