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Very nice! 👍

This thread will be locked, as this is a read and understand. This information has been posted in NPR as well. Thank you for your cooperation. j2

Folks, Unfortunately some of what occasionally happens in NPR, has spilled to the main forum, as it relates to these types of memorial threads. Whether it's here or there (NPR), if I see one of these types of threads being used for political posturing, or just crapping on someone in...

I believe that is the one. 👍

Almost June! 😁

Ditto. My Grandfather was at/in the Bulge during WWII. Dad was enlisted during Nam. All of my Uncles served. They are all gone except one. RIP. 🙏🇺🇸

God bless them all...

If my opponent called/made that shot on me, I'd be inclined to go back to church. 😉😁

This belongs in the aiming section. It has been moved appropriately. Best regards j2

Proof positive. In memory of the Rifleman. 😎 Keith's smile says it all.

Well then you better get busy my friend. I've enjoyed your presence and your stories for years. Consider me on your short list as a customer. 😎🫶👍

I wholeheartedly agree with everything you've written here Hu. @JAM knocked this one out of the park. j2

Ms. Lady, What a thoughtful and beautiful tribute. At the end of my days, I hope there is someone out there who cares enough to to chronicle/remember me, the way you have the Rifleman here. If there is an AZB hall of fame category for tributes in the afterlife...you my dear, have ascended to the...

Great memories Lou. Cherished for sure. 👍

RIP Rifleman. A true loss to the game. 😔🙏

I have a Raven CF break shaft, that I had plugged and tapped to fit my Cuetec Break Cue. I had the standard tip removed, and replaced with a Pechauer C4 break tip. The setup is very nice.

Beautiful looking cases. 😎👍

Whenever I sell a cue, it's inside a tube, inside a box, and then some. I always try to center the cue inside the tube, so that it remains "stable" during shipment. Proper packaging isn't rocket science, it's just good business. 👍

I have a Cuetec Avid that plays as well as any other cue I've owned. Past a certain point, the differences in performance for the average player are miniscule IMO.

I would tend to agree. Regardless of price, buy the best cue that you can reasonably afford. It will remove whatever arrow factors there are from the equation. As your skills improve, you can grow with the cue. There are plenty of decent cue options from $300.00 on down. Best j2