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Those sound like safe bets

So you have a Dale Perry, sorry to hear that. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=271333

Absolutely not!!!!!!!!!!

The thread has gotten off track. Let's get back to the topic at hand.

Definitley something to think about.

That is exactly what I mean. http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/10100608

I thought you won some local events? I'm not talking about the guys who play world class here, I'm talking about a reasonable amount of skill and knowledge of the game.

When I say chump I mean the guy litterally can't make 3 balls in a row, has no stroke and no basics. Now let's hear some opinions.

What about the Orange Crush :-)

Sounds like you need a little more weight. If you can find the Hustlers Handbook you would be well advised to read it. Also read Playing off the rail. Good luck :-)

I would like to hear from some cuemakers on this subject, especially if they don't play well for some reason.

Because a good player knows what the cueball is supposed to do for starters.

I was thinking the exact same thing!!!!

So your saying you would trust a "chump" to guide you in your pool playing endeavors?

Would you buy a cue from a Cuemaker who couldn't play a lick?

Going to a pro is your best bet. If you were closer I would make it the best that it could possibly be. Try Ernie Gueteriez, Ariel Carmelli, Richard Chuddy or any of the other fine cuemakers out your way. Good luck.

Going to a pro is your best bet. If you were closer I would make it the best that it could possibly be. Try Ernie Gueteriez, Ariel Carmelli, Richard Chuddy or any of the other fine cuemakers out your way. Good luck.

Maybe Worcester needs another pool hall :-) LOL.

You should have bought this one. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=337891&highlight=blank

Very nice full splice :-)