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If you go setup to the cue ball on any shot and place your cue tip at the cue ball, your forearm to your elbow should be 90 degrees. Wherever your grip hand is at cue ball impact is where it should be with that 90 degrees. Just remember that this is for a specific bridge length too, which...

That happened with me and a buddy of mine. We both emailed support and got access quickly. By the way, if you remember that sneaky pete you sold to daniel a few months ago. It hits great.

BUMP :) I don't play a lot of tournaments so I don't have a really solid handicap. In APA I am a 6 and I attribute that more to safety play and decision making than pocketing ability. I also have JoeT's Guaranteed Improvement which gives some guidelines for handicap based on the drills in it. I...

I rely on this page for dating these cues. http://oldsplice.homestead.com/files/LABELS2P.JPG You can tell a lot by the signature and also the signature on the forearm. Good Luck. ~jj~

Very Nice of you. :)

I have recently discovered that this was a huge detriment to my game. I have been working pretty hard at eliminating head movement. I would think it really has to do with when the person is moving their head. For me, I was moving (and probably still am) during switching my sight back and forth...

JoeT :) Hi highly recommend Joe Tucker also, especially when it comes to aiming and perception of the shot. I have been messing around with a lot of his tools and and discovering quite a bit about myself and my left eye dominance. As for your teammate, if she closes one eye and lines up the...

http://www.sfbilliards.com/misc.htm maybe 18 and/or 47

I guess I could have specified, it is a McDermott MG-01 that I got 3 years ago. I didn't really have problems until I had a lesson recently and was told to change my grip to something more relaxed. thanks for all the input. if someone knows of a magic clearcoat krylon spray that will go on...

So, after searching on this topic, I have found that many people prefer a wrapless cue or at least a leather wrap over a linen wrap because they get more feel and can have a looser grip with less slippage. In my quest to make my cue less slippery, I have called a couple places and been quoted...

I am sure you saw this one, but if you didn't, here it is. Not sure about pin. P.S. Dave is a great guy to deal with. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=107068

Hey Louis, I was hoping to get some input from you on jacked up shots either due to a rail or having to bridge over a ball? Do you address the shots any differently in terms of how you aim them? Are there any general tips about these shots you could provide? Thanks in advance for the help. ~jj~

Nice Cue I had a chance to shoot with this cue today. I must say two things: First, Keith did a great job shipping this out quickly and it arrived within a matter of days after being purchased. Secondly the cue hits great. It has great feel and the balance is also very nice. Great Work Keith!!!

Hello, sorry if this isn't the right place for this, but I was wondering if someone could give me some sort of price range for a meucci E-2 in near-mint condition. I have a friend with one, and another friend interested in it and neither of them really know the value. I was hoping to keep...

Perfect, thanks guys. It is an E-2. I understand they are fairly common. Any idea what something like this is worth if it were in near-mint condition? Thanks again.

Hey Guys, I have stumbled upon a Meucci that I need help identifying and maybe associating a value with. It is a plain charcoal cue. Based on what I have found, I am guessing either an FL-2 or an AU-2 but I can't find pictures on the web of either. The cue has no points, linen wrap. It has...

if you scroll down in this forum, you will see: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=85175

I would say most gold crowns are in the price range of 1k-2k with the nicer/newer ones costing more. For a barbox I see a lot of valley's or dynamos going for around 500-1k. I would look on craigslist and search all areas for "pool" and just see what you come up with. Lots of tables, cues...

hey jimmy: here is a start: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=98306&highlight=Jerry+Rauenzahn

No problem. I just picked up a Willie Hoppe Professional myself. I have been endlessly researching these cues and have found that mine was made somewhere in 1941-1945 range. I can't figure out the value of it because it seems to be pretty rare in that it doesn't have the brass joint collar...