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This is an old style Lucasi Jump Cue. It has a 14mm phoenlic tip. It shows some signs of wear but overall is in good condition. Rolls straight. $50

Meucci Sneaky Pete – From the 1990’s. Pre-dot shaft. Slight taper roll. Hairline crack in the butt. Perfect banger, will definitely be sneaky walking into a pool hall. $50

Mali 'F' Series Burgundy cue. Lightly used. Shows very little wear. Very slight taper roll. Retails: $108 - Price reduced. $40. • Stained Bird's-eye maple forearm and butt • Matching Irish Linen wrap • Silver-nickel rings are highlighted above the butt cap and at the joint • Stainless...

SOLD! Got 8 other cues getting ready to list today, including 2 more jump/break cues.

Cue is in excellent condition. Original Moori Medium tip. Has been well cared for. Street price is $429. Will take $250. The Lucasi Hybrid Special Edition cue brings us a traditional appeal along with the Hybrid technology that Lucasi has been known for. This cue features Natural Birds-eye...

Players JB5 Jump Break Cue Midnight black jump break cue with extra-hard 14mm bakelite tip, double quick-release joints and solid black double-pressed Irish linen wrap. In excellent condition. A few small nicks in the butt. Rolls straight together and apart. $45.

I believe this is a version of the Z35 cue from 1978. This has a dark green pearlized butt sleve, where the listing in the Blue book shows it as blue. There is a hairline crack in the plastic over the letter ‘V’ in Viking. There are also a couple hairline cracks near the ferrel. The ferrel...

I have a 12mm and an 11mm shaft for a new style pechauer. Both have been hit just a couple times. I would take $85 for either one.

I had to average it because I don't get to play every day. I play around 8-10 hours / week right now. Of that, 6 hours are playing alone, 1-3 hours competing, 1-3 hours playing others for practice. It's going pretty well. I would say my game has been elevated by 1/2 a handicap point in the...

The concept of sharking has me thinking. I NEVER want to do that to a player, but is that in fact what I'm doing??? I never would concede a match, but I will sometimes concede a game during a match, especially if it's early on. Now I would never step up, wipe the balls or anything like that...

Playing the ghost is my main routine. Here is how I do it. 1.I start with 4 balls. (I started with 3 balls a year ago but have improved.) 3 solids or 3 stripes and the 8 ball. If I'm practicing playing the 9 ball ghost, I use the 6,7,8,9. 2.Break the balls, or spread them out on the table...

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My Pechauer break does a bang up job. And the fact that it has a leather tip means there is no issue with using it in any league or competition.

Custom Pechauer with Predator 314-2, $450 + $200 = $650 Pechauer Break - $270 Pechauer Jump - $150 Total for 3 cues = $1070

Does anyone have any contact info for Dee Adkins? Is he a user on AZb? If someone has a number or address or anything, can they PM me? Thanks!

Just spoke with Pechauer. They said that the jump cue should be chalked. No reason not to chalk it. They also said you might want to rough it up a bit with sand paper.

I've been wondering about this a lot lately. I also use a Pechauer Jump cue. I was told by the person who sold it to me that I should not chalk it (as opposed to other jump cues.) I wonder what Pechauer has to say. I'll give them a call and post result.

Is there a such thing? Or has it/is it always played with a standard 15 ball numbered set? Google turned up nothing particular. Looking to get a new table in the next year and thinking about all the cool things I'll buy for it.

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