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Here's my last Adamm I kept. It's an '80's "FG" model, 58" long. The only cue I've seen with the butt and pin being stainless steel but with the brass pin. Not fancy I know, but shoots stiffer than I've seen with the Adam cues I've had before.

Jayman, the original bumper is the pill type bumper,I have a couple and the diameter is the same. It needs a wide section added IMO.

I was looking for your pictures of your cue,sir! Thanks so much for replying! Nice cue!

Yes,I was going to post it on the ask the cuemaker forum but couldn't find it! Haven't been on in awhile so thanks for the help!

This old Meucci Originals cue is a good player and not been refinished, I like it. The buttcap is damaged but the Meucci Originals logo is intact. My question is: can the original buttcap be matched with a repair without replacing the entire buttcap itself? It's not an expensive cue,I know...

I've seen guys use the high bridge to draw a shot. I would lower your bridge and try it that way, works 4 me.

An old friend showed me he could play "Chop Stcks" pool using 2 house cues years ago, he could actually play it very well!

My lock set comes with 2 short pins and 4 longer pins for just that reason

It's matching the exact shades on the ringwork that requires some patience my friend

I had CJ Stevens, owner of CJ's down in Hope Mills match the ringwork on the JR3. It was $25. He's on Fb messenger. I have a pill bumper Gambler myself.

Any competent cue maker can re work your cue. Had a Rempe 3 shaft reworked last year that matched perfectly.

Yes he's on fb but didn't know anything, sorry!

He was on fb messenger with me. Says he's on here too! Please let me know!

Yes,he is on me and here also.

No sir,I didn't! Not even in the Cue Makers section on here. I'm hoping you know something?

Someone is on their Facebook site,I believe.

Speakeasy pool hall is here in NC,in nort Sanford.

Terry B is still on the Huebler site,talked with him 2 days ago. I count him as a friend and a good man. He had some family things to tend to.

Many thanks!