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What is the weight of the cue? Sent from my SCH-I510 using Tapatalk 2

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I thought it was a grand conspiracy to keep me from lurking.

Awww. Thanks for the update. BTW, I love my Orange Crusher. :happydance:

I have owned both cues. Orange crushers are under $200 brand new. Why look for a used one??. Both are worth the money.

I need/want a hobby. And pool is a lifelong hobby

I can tell you that non-layered tips hold chalk much better than layered tips. Also for best results, don't grind your cue tip in the pool room's carpet before putting your cue in the case.

Money sent. Thanks!

I think a heavy cue helps you hit the ball straighter.

You protect your idea by documenting it in a written format. Signing and dating every page and having it 'witnessed'. If anyone steals your idea, you now have 'prior art'. If you happen to produce your product, and it's not a money maker, no one will copy it. However, keep in mind, if it is...

PM embassy147. He is selling them.

Your forward stroke of the cue stick slows as your arm moves forward. At least that is how I would describe it.

The killer is decelerating through the cue ball. This will cause ball misses all day long. :eek:

I don't care for the majority of designs. IMHO, the 'pearl' plastic makes them look cheap.

That rug, I mean mural really ties the room together. :grin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezQLP1dj_t8

Then don't watch the links. :grin:

Not so fast..... It's not a match but certainly entertaining. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM2LjQrwO6g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwRMiSEYUt4

I would have rather slept in the van. (Even if it was down by the river).

How do you know? :smile:

Ha! I did the same thing when I was there several years ago.