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Thank you for the confirmation. I mean, anyone who doesn't know this man's work should take a look at ANY of his cues... Look at this one, just posted, for example. The butt cap's shape, the ring, the joint and the pin... everything is as perfect or better than you could draw it or describe it...

Nice cue but I'd recommend you decreasing the size of the pictures, these are HUGE! When you upload them to photobucket.com you can set the size that you want - or you can resize them with paint or any other photo editor programme that Windows has. Good luck with the sale.

I would recommend you getting in touch with KJ Cues, he can build you one from scratch - either when he only has the type of joint you want or either you send him your cue's butt and he'll mate and match the shaft for it, for a perfect fit and match.

Definitely an R-12 Schon cue's butt sleeve is pictured there - with the generally more desirable stitch rings on it.

Bob Dzuricky is a very nice person and his work always appears to be incredibly clean and professional - with great emphasis on the latter one.

Ed Young's and Skip Weston's recut points are almost unbelievable! They are perfect and give the cue a super sharp appearance. As for the line you can see at the tips of the veneers, it was Burton Spain who first came up with a very simple, yet ingenious idea to avoid that. He glued the veneers...

Good luck with your search! Wow, nice find Berny!! I like the rings, I have not yet seen a Gus with these particularly. But I have never seen a Gus Szamboti with a croc wrap either...:frown: Still, it is one super nice and classy looking cue!

You hit the nail on the head. These are the kinds of cues I like to see as well!

Those points are SHARP! Very nice, traditional cue, good luck with the sale!!!

Very nice work, keep it up!!! One sentence comes to mind instantly: "I like your cues, Sir!!!" And a second as well: "Very much!" I really like the colours on all of the cues and the looks of the thin walled SS joint is just staggering! Very nice!

The following is merely my opinion, but sharing it with others is the reason we are here I guess. I have had a McDermott M1-1A 'Warden', a lower end cue, but I was saving up for it either... What I didn't like in it was that it was way too flexible for my liking, it vibrated too much in the...

Si is a very-very nice fella, great talking with and knows cues very well either. I wouldn't think for a second about dealing with him! Just go ahead and pick this nice JMW up. Good luck with the sale! David

Congratulations one million times for both parties!!! INCREDIBLE. New diamensions. Literally.

Good policy! :D

I am becoming more and more convinced seeing all the crap going on by crap people. Every once in a while I have a great disappointment with this site but there are a few people who are great and have and share valuable thoughts. It's just very difficult to look away from the low-end...

Could you please post some pictures of the joint with the protector off - to see the sleeve and maybe with some luck the flacking as well. May I ask what the balance point is? Also, it appears to me that it has 4 veneers - red, natural, red, black.

I emailed the guy , asking about it and a minute later saying that 'nevermind I just saw the pictures are from proficientbilliards.com' - just to see what his reaction is. As you know, in this way it is a lot easier to get the truth out of him, he won't be kidding around about how he found the...

Indeed it is and the pictures are from proficientbilliards.com Other than that... yes, it's a nice cue. I emailed the guy once, asking and a minute later that 'nevermind I just saw the pictures are from proficientbilliards.com' His answer was (quote!): "What ! You think proficient owns that...

I saw it and dropped him a line. Will see what his answer is.

Rick is the man to contact.