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Here is the link for anybody interested. FWIW, I ordered a similar case when I got my MF-12 (Photo below). https://www.shopgoodwill.com/Item/133102979

You don't tug on superman's cape You don't spit into the wind You don't pull the mask off that old lone ranger And you don't mess around with Jim

I have always said “a cut is a cut is a cut”. A 45-degree cut, or any degree of cut, is the same degree of cut no matter where the balls are on the table. If you are able to actually see the rails and the pockets to orient yourself to the proper table alignment it is easier to visualize and...

This is one of the best hitting cues I have hit with. I sold a custom cue that Richard Black made for me after playing with this cue. I bought it new in 1985. A C-14 from the 1980-84 C-series. I had it refinished by McDermott a few years back and had them make an additional shaft (bottom...

Nice cues. :)

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If you can see correctly, aim correctly, and stroke straight, there should be no real “problem” shots. If you are talking about trying to consistently make “circus” shots, that is another matter. I think a lot of people have problems with certain shots because they lose their “table...

I, also, think he is bringing too many balls up table and leaving himself longer shots than what may be optimal.

I know, but he must feel comfortable with it or he wouldn’t use it. He also didn’t get stuck in the rack.

He got to 300 doing it.

I heard they used Buddy’s stroke to calibrate the accuracy of some of the early laser levels before they were put into production

I say that all the time, too. ”Folks, what we have here is a deadly, wild, 200 pound, rabid animal with 1,000 gnashing teeth and 8-inch razor-sharp claws down in this hole”. ”Jim, jump down in that hole and drag that SOB out here so we can show the audience “.

I used to watch Wild Kingdom With Marlin Perkins. I don’t think he knew much about cues. He used to always say tigers were predators.

Looks like maybe an A. E. Schmidt MF-11 that someone modified. If it is a Titlist blank and you see the name”Hoover” under the wrap, it was made by Lloyd Bennett at A. E. Schmidt. I have a MF-12 made by him.

Everybody who has a Searing raves about his shafts, so I wanted to try one out and see for myself how they play. Also, I wanted a shaft with an ivory ferrule. Tucker isn’t making cues anymore and I haven’t seen a Tucker shaft for sale. Plus, I have two Tucker shafts already. My Tucker...

I think some green duct tape for a wrap would would be a good finishing touch. :)

Just got a Dennis Searing shaft to pair up with my Murray Tucker Sneaky butt. Got the original Tucker shafts stashed in the case. Needed another shaft to bang around with. It is the only shaft I have now that has an ivory ferrule. I am calling this rig the Sneaky Bastard from Florida since...

Sneaky Bastard from Florida. Dennis Searing shaft on Murray Tucker butt.

Thanks, sir. Is the inside diameter of the shaft the same as the outside diameter of the insert?