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Seyberts still has some: https://www.seyberts.com/predator-314-2-shafts Neil

Is there a removable weight bolt in the bottom of this cue? Thank you. Neil

My bad, never mind.

Back to the top for this great looking/hitting cue, this Ivory covered beauty is priced to sell. Thank you. Neil

Have one of these for sale, will be posting pictures and info shortly so I'll include the link here if you're still interested in having one of these cues. Thank you so much. Neil

I asked Joe to gamble when he was at House of Billiards in about 1997 or so but he turned me down, he did end up buying a cue from me though. Super cool guy and looked like he could run a rack. Neil

Tad is the name of a custom cuemaker that makes very expensive cues, the cheapest model they made was in the $1800 range here is some info: http://jjcue.com/tadcues.htm Neil

A friend was trading some baseball cards and saw a pool cue leaning in the corner, asked the guy selling the cards if he would sell the cue too. He said "shit you can have that, was my father's so it's probably a piece of junk", the friend knowing it was not a piece of junk gave him $5 for the...

The pin may have come loose and you're actually turning the pin in the butt of the cue, put a pencil mark on both sides of the joint to confirm. Neil

The pictures don't do this cue justice, it's amazing in person and such a unique design. I'm getting a new Ariel cue and would want this one instead...want to trade? =) Neil

Wonder if this is my old cue, never took note of the date but the timing is right for when he made it...hmmmm. Neil

When I was between cues a long time ago I played for a while with borrowed cues, I'd have to say you learn a lot during that time. You have to adjust many things with your stroke to accomplish the same result and your pay more attention to your cueball, I think it's a great experience and...

There is only person I know of that laughs when missing ball in hand and his name if Ef-renray-sss, he smiles when he gets way out of line and he also smiles when he comes up to a shot where he can exhibit some skill. If that guy can find humor in the making of the biggest error possible using a...

Hmmmm so that's why the work isn't returned in a timely manner, they do impromptu tours that last half a shift!! =) Neil

A friend commented that in the 25 years that we've known each other I've had more cues than anyone he's ever seen, sure I didn't play with all of them but I kind of did/do switch cues often. I'm not a pro or a player at all actually but having many cues is more than just performance/playability...

The cue is the right one so I don't doubt that part of the auction, the price does seem kind of high but who knows.....maybe someone will pay for it. Neil

They must have changed their policy, at one time Shawn said he didn't want anything up on the website that they didn't physically have in stock. Guess that changed at some point, sorry to hear about your experience. Neil

The cue is sold, thank you very much for your patience and suggestions on how to improve my obvious lack of technical knowledge though it's much appreciated. Neil

Emails sent, can you see the pictures now because I can. If the email pics aren't good enough please let me know, thank you. Neil

The Cue is Sold, sorry everyone and thank you for your interest. Merry Widow with AAA-AAAA Birdseye Maple, comes with 2 old growth shafts and as far as I know these are the only ones he's ever made with this wood. Nice metal ringwork at A, B, C, D & E locations plus it's threaded for his...