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I have one of his cues, great cue and great price. John does superb work.

A lot of APA 7's are over rated thanks to LO's splitting teams prematurely. You may be playing victims of circumstance or getting better.

I voted for the winning cue......congrats, Email me a $20;) I must say Underclocked was a toss, I really like that design as well. The big feather would look great and would tickle me to death to play with it. ( It would look wicked with a silver leafed feather ) As stated above...

I don't have a problem with it, as long as they have high end cues also. (I have to know them)

Fair and impartial huh! but glad you found the dough

What did it look like?

Is it me or are those pockets little?

Bada Bling! that cue looks great!

The APA is a joke, (as far as expecting any payouts, alot of time and effort for running the biz won't allow for much...taxes, payroll and all the other stuff) if you're going to play pool anyway just start your own cash league and work the details out between all captains. Let the captains...

What PJ said

Arnot is a good salesman and his cues hit or play just fine, but if you're going to spend money you can definitely recoup then get the Bender. IMO

The difference in having a system has shown its face tonight, this A player that used to give me the 6 and it was close is now giving me the 8 and not liking it. I haven't played this fella in a few months and even he noticed the difference. I won a set, he won a set and we went double hill on...

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Neil, I'll give my opinion on that. I think with a reference point (edge) you make more accurate adjustments more of the time. If you start throwing darts just at the bullseye the group just gets tighter and you get better at hitting your mark playing the rest of the board. Maybe that was a good...

I use cte with fractional and it works for me. I know that cte or half ball is a 30 degree shot and that is my reference point and from there I can judge 1/4 or 3/4 ball. I play enough that I line up correct 90+ % of the time but when I feel a shot may not be right I will step back and...

I have used several tips over the years and so far the Med Kamui Brown is holding up to my abuse without glazing or mis-cueing. It holds its form and does what I need it to do even after the crushing breaks I put on it. It is basically a hard tip but not super hard. I am happy with it. I loved...

Legends don't go down easy, get well soon and back to the table.

Well I know where to bum $20, nice cues Bob!

Good luck everyone!

Those rock, too bad I can't afford one