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Bumpin from the west coast!

29 please sir.

28 please!

29 please Ross. Thanks!

Can I ask what a "camp" shirt is? I tried to order but it says shopping cart is empty. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Want to order:thumbup:

I should of stayed and played. I miss all the fun:grin:. It was great meeting you too Alex and I'll be over there soon. It's only about an hour away. Take care buddy.

The ring work on the collar of the S14 is super nice!:grin:

I remember back in the mid 80's Mali cues were a great choice for a first cue. Adam, Mali, Meucci, etc. They are highly under rated and play great. Most are very plain and to find the more detailed inlay ones are a tough find. You have a nice one. Enjoy it!

I have almost the exact same cue with just slight variances. It looks like the bumper is fairly worn down on yours but there is still a chance if you look at the bottom of the bumper you may be able to make out the Brunswick name which was embossed in the rubber. That is how mine is anyway.

All I can say is you have got to see these in person!! They are just to die for. Couldn't belong to a nicer guy either!

He has two up for sale now here: http://proficientbilliards.com/shop/index.php Good luck!

Here is the link to some pics. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=185467&highlight=Insane+curly P.S. - It's in my avatar

Oh snap Kenny! This is the the pic where Michi Coker is telling me "Sorry Duane that one is already sold!" Man I wanted that Coker!:grin:

Yes a big thank you to both Rex & DJ for keeping it alive. You guys are the best.:ok: The LP Curly Maple Cue did get a lot of attention. Thanks Rex. Also I too was very impressed with the Joey cue. I was stunned at how well that cue hit!

Looks like they had to use the ol jack hammer to level the table.:grin:

Yes Jay is one of the nicest down to earth guys out there. I wanted to hit him up for some Nick Varner stories but he was always tied up with someone. I did almost buy one of his cues though and still might. I also had the pleasure of getting to chat with Tommie for a little bit. That was a...

Ok that right there is by far the most ridiculous piece of BEM I have ever seen. So much so that it looks like it's own species of wood. Just incredible Leon!!! Very nice!

Tommy. I'm liking that curly maple cue. See ya at the show tomorrow:)

agreed!!!!!

I come from back in the day where there were no such things as break cues. You had your cue and that was it. I have always played with ivory ferrules and have never had a problem breaking with them. However I started using a break cue in the 90's. Not to protect my ivory playing cue but to...