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. Sorry, never seen that one before and I've seen a lot of them. Maybe that's one that was made in China? :p .

:scratchhead: Well if you ship a forty year collectable cue which cost $59 brand new but is now worth $1,000....how much would you insure it for? You'd need to make up a new receipt or prove it's worth $1,000 somehow. Good luck collecting if USPS losses the cue and you had it insured for...

:rotflmao1: Yeah...I pay for insurance on thousands of packages and only make one claim. And you want to say I'm scamming USPS. Hey, do it your way then go on Facebook and cry that USPS won't pay. .

. Only one package was lost and I have shipped thousands. Filing a claim was easy for me...you really need a receipt for the item or a credit card bill showing what you paid. ....Now if the item was used, they will adjust for that. When filing a claim, always say the item was new and...

:eek: News flash-----not all laminated shafts are low deflection. Just thought I would to spread a little knowledge.... :D .

:D Cuetec...Oh no that was Efren and Earl. :eek: .

. Hard to say without looking it up. I know who ever was giving him a free cue, that's what he played with that day. Could of been Lucasi. .

:killingme: Yes I must say, my list of victims on a bar box is pretty impressive. For myself, deflection just doesn't matter. ....I just put 'em in the hole. .

:eek: For your skill level and if you are playing on bar boxes, the shaft really doesn't matter much. .....You need to just play more. Forget the all the talk about low deflection. .....It's all hype. :rolleyes: .

:grin: Cost me around $75 dollars to make a cue that hits as good as a Meucci. My J&J, Kaiser, and Rhino cues all hit fine on small tables. I do have at least 50 cues made in the Philippines. LOL, thay all so pretty.:D My new Joss cues that cost $150 also hit pretty good. .

:slap: Well you need to decide whether you want to be a once a week player playing in APA --- Or do you want to be a real player and spend hours a day perfecting the game. One thing that will make everyone a better playing is to stop missing close and----- and just put the ball in the...

:eek: It was on the thread about someone asking about a Meucci Maximum cue. You didn't like the banana comments.... :killingme: .

:) Yeah the old Valley Supreme was so good, that's what Bob Meucci used for his original sneaky pete. :eek: . .

:shrug: So easy to make any sneaky pete into a plain jane bar cue. Just wrap duct tape around the bottom and around the joint. I have bought cues with duct tape around the handle...and underneath the duct tape was a perfect Irish linen wrap. .

:thumbup: Just run a 17/64 drill in and then just run a 5/16-18 GH-3 tap in to clean it out. Easy..... This is to fit a Viking. .

:( I'd say you need to give more information...like who the seller is and what kind of cue it is. .

:frown: This has been posted on AZBilliards and on Facebook forums many times over the years. People that deal with Meucci have known about the problems for a long time. By the way-----the problems have never ended. The rumor that Meucci is back and making good cues again is a...

:wink: Hot off the press....Dennis Orcollo is joining team Meucci. I'm hoping he will be working in the shop.... I have waited over two years for cue repair from Meucci more than once. Yes I still deal with them. :boring2: .

:sorry: This has been going on for over 20 years with Meucci. Same stories just a different year. Lots of people have gone through this. .

:scratchhead: No, I'm not as good as I was in the 1980's. And today, there are more good players playing instead of the usual local yokels. Every town and city had their best player but now a days----there is more than one best player. I think the safe game changed the game more than...