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Chuck you Farley! You‘re not so muckin futch! Will Prout

I have a Jiaisen J Flowers 2x4 case. Will Prout

Let it be known you made wonderful cues that will represent you in the hearts of many for years to come. if you ever decide to return to cuemaking, you would find a following. At any time. We all wish you the best. Will Prout

A genuine icon of our genre, in many ways. He will not be forgotten, living on in the minds of hundreds of thousands who miss him. Rest in gentle peace with the Angels. Forever. Will Prout

RIP, Justin. You will be missed. You were a character, and here we do love our characters. Will Prout

They shoot pool like they make love. They put everything in but the balls.

Particularly if you wet his tip before each shot… Will Prout

Welcome friend! Will Prout

For many years, Bob Vanover was a Beast. He stayed mostly in TX so he didn’t have quite the notoriety as the players on the coasts, but nobody, I mean nobody liked it when his name popped up as next in a tourney. (btw, thanks for the video). Will Prout

Would the OP see more posts on the first page if he was a Gold Member? I don’t know why, but that is in the back of my head that one of the Gold Member perks is more per page. Will Prout

When are you coming over? Will

I have one at my home that I use on a billiard table. Rechargeable, I put it on the table and let’er go. I learned that from Bill Young (Chalkbox), works well! Will Prout

That is a beauty! The colors of the wood, along with the buttsleeve work and oil finish make for a great cue! Will Prout

ACUI Collegiate. Going from memory, could be wrong. Nick was around 1968-9. That would make Max 1993-4. Again, all from memory, so don’t shoot me if I’m wrong. Will Prout

A real beauty! Congratulations to both Chris and the new owner. Will Prout

Years ago. That spot has seen some serious upgrades since then.

Nice cue

You might re-measure your shaft and butt lengths to be sure. At 77” your cue is a foot and a half longer than a standard cue. WP

I own a custom North Demon cue, and can honestly say the amount of detail flawlessly done in the cue makes it one of the best cues ever made. If not the very best. Simply stunning. His cues play amazingly, the presentation package in which he delivers the cue is memorable, and again, his...

This entire thread has been one of the most entertaining in a long time for me. Tons of substantive thoughts and insights. As I am in my late 70s, I have seen both of these players in both tournaments and action many times. Joe Burns’ Forest Park (Dayton) in 1973 and onward, Lexington...