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I would have to play with both to make a decision so for now I'll just stick with the Gilbert. I've talked to Dennis 10yrs ago about making me a cue, wish I had done it and I remember Dennis being very nice and answered all my questions. I've heard nothing but good things about Barry, so why not...

scorpion and cuetec....................................................what!:duck:

What kind of a player was Eugine Browning? I heard he was a BB champ. I know and have seen Bill Wright play (champ) and heard Eugine is better but haven't seen him play. These guys are old and goofy looking, don't even look as if they could hold a cue much less afford a beat up bar cue.

Eugene Browning is running around the Birmingham area with a fella' named Bill Wright and sneaking into low level tourney's

A friend and I had lessons with Randy G and I will say, competent instructions can not be beat. Changing habits is tough and I have my work cut out but it shouldn't be too hard. As far as CTE based aiming systems, they work period but you will need to get lessons from an instructor who has put...

Randy G and Red out of Mississippi swung by B'ham and gave a friend and I instructions and all I can say is wow!. I'll sum this up quickly, if you have the money to get instructions and want to improve your game, give Randy a call and set something up. He gave far more than expected and will...

A cue by John Davis and a Gilbert

Perry should just make him another cue and pin that one on the wall, whether they like each other right now is irrelevant. If I paid for Gabon Ebony, I want Gabon Ebony not dyed wood. How many of PW's cues have been sold as Gabon Ebony only to be some dyed 2nd hand wood. He must have done this...

Wow! now that is one fine piece of work, if I just had the money. Don't need any custom electric or neon signs do ya? Great work!

Bottom line is Perry should correct the problem, period! 1. This is his work and a lot of people will see it. 2. Perry was paid for professional work. 3. Perry made a guarantee and should abide. 4. By not correcting, Perry multiplies the loss of potential revenue by creating a negative tag to...

I own a cue made by Davis with the Burton Spain taper and I must say, I love it. I own a Gilbert also and can never make up my mind which one I want to use. The first out of the case gets to play.

No, I have the best stroke, I just can't make a ball. I'll root for Earl, I think he needs a nice win.

Mr. Lee, I'm in Birmingham, Al., who's an instructor around the south east that could help me?

Well Tate you're not getting it back:wink: I like the shaft alot and could get used to playing with it, I set up several shots and shot as if it were my original equipment and missed, and that's because there was little and I mean little deflection. The shaft is solid and stiff which means...

I don't know what went on or what he really may or may not have done, I thought it was funny he bashed then he thanked. I had a friend recently who was raided and painted to be a nut by the local paper, the county just stole what they could took him to jail using baloney charges. My friend has...

I like this guy already, railroaded by the media.

I have one with that taper and love it, can't go wrong!

Shaft received today, will post opinion in a few days.

I own a Gilbert and a John Davis full splice with a phenolic joint and the last several I have owned were SS joints. I can play and feel what I'm doing with any of them. I have played with an ivory joint and I don't remember much about it.In my opinion I get all the feed back I need through a...

I don't see why cues need ivory anyway, they are just as good without it and wouldn't effect anything. I know it looks nice but under the clearcoat other materials look just as good. Removing the demand is the first step. What purpose does ivory serve in anything anyway?