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the 314 2nd generations are more solid and hit firmer than the 1st generation. i prefer the 1st generation in my opinion are the better shafts and have more give. i have used the same 30 inch 1st edition 314 since 2003 and have had the joint changed 3 times to fit different cues. For example...

cheers - i had to look that up

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Good point, you don't meet many players who have bought a house and car playing the game full-time. In my opinion, you have to have a good job first as a backup like several people have already mentioned before you can should consider it. Trust me I think we have all seen to many 50 year old...

Attract a sponsor first then go Pro. This may mean winning some big amateur competitions first or maybe playing for stakes against established professional players to prove that you can do it. Going in off the street with false confidence such as winning local club competitions or regional...

I tell you I would love to play like him at that age...bloody legend

About 5 years ago I was playing at the monthly 9ball competition at Hard Times in Belflower and was drawn against a really old man about 80 whose wife was in a wheel chair. He wheeled his wife over to watch the match and promptly beat me, which surprised me as I was playing pro at the time and...

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Thanks it is a great playing cue and will be sadly missed, however I need to cut down my collection as it is getting out of hand

A few pics of my Jump Break The Jump Break cue has an ebony butt sleeve with a Bubinga (i think) forearm and Coconut wood and has barley been used. Note: some of the photos are in one of my storage cases, the Whitten is the case that will come with the cue.

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Black Boar AS8 for sale with Whitten case and custom JB cue CUE IS SOLD I am looking at selling my Black Boar cue. The cue was made in 1992 and is all original - straight - has sharp points - great compression fit - and a lovely tone when hitting and is in 99% condition. I have used the cue on...

What is your ball park price range? I have this AS8 - all original - straight - sharp points - 15.5 ounces - 99.5% condition

please PM this information to me as well. cheers

If it ain't broke don't fix it......lol

I am thinking of selling the cue and want to be sure that I describe it properly to potential buyers. I am overseas in the UK therefore do not want any issues after i have shipped it to the USA. Also thankyou for everyones comments

OK I have just read this from the John Parris website: To check your cue for straightness. Close one eye and sight down the cue, from the end of the butt through to the tip (as if you are sighting a rifle) whilst turning the cue as you sight down it. The cue should look perfectly straight and...