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I tried the Kamui medium (older version) for a few months and imo it was certainly much harder than a Moori medium even at full height. I found the tip too hard with a "clickish" sound and it didn't hold chalk very well either. One good thing about Kamui is that it doesn't mushroom but...

By no stretch of the imagination can that cue be called a sneaky:D It is certainly a great-looking player - I like the colour contrast and the hoppe ring matches well with the joint. Congrats and enjoy!

Thanks a bunch Richard for posting up some more pics of the cue. The lakewood shafts hit very solid and nice and I still have one of them on my playing cue. Hope someone will pick it up and enjoy it as much as I did.

Greg, no apologies needed and it's not an issue. I have certainly been guilty too of 'blindness' on more than a few occasions:) Thanks for the bump!

Cue is still available. As it happened, the deal fell through because the fellow AZber wants a lighter cue (this cue is 19.5 oz with a balance point of 18.75 inches above butt-cap) and didn't see the weight posted on the first post. So bump!:)

The lakewood shafts are definitely stiffer than normal maple shafts (assuming they have the same taper) - I have owned 3 lakewood shafts and they all hit stiff and hard.

From the States: Sugartree x2 (best feedback), Steve Klein (nice control), Arnot Wadsworth, Ariel Carmeli, Shurtz, Bob Frey, Pat Diveney x2, Darrin Hill, Jon Spitz x2, Mike Sima, Mcdermott, Viking x2, Meucci x4, Pred From Japan: Mezz From Philippines: Tony Bautista, Al Bautista, Joel Davidas...

You are not alone - I like them BEM plain janes too.:D Here's a pic of one I had:

Cue is sold pending payment. Thanks Greg!

Gizmo, I will take this cue. Let's work out shipping details via PM and let me know your paypal address. Sent you a couple of PMs so please revert. Thanks!

Thank you guys and all pms replied.

Man I thought for a second you were offering me $550 for it:thumbup: I thought it would have sold too at this price but the market seems kinda tough right now.

Up Bump for more cash and trade offers. Looking for sneakies/plain janes/merry widows with delrin buttcap.

Sold and paid for. Up for sale is a beautiful cocobolo sneaky made by Pat Diveney in 2007 with two of Pat's lakewood shafts with matching weights. Shafts alone will cost >$400 from Pat. Check out the link for pics: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=108557 Specs: Straight grain...

Pink! It doesn get more pink than this.:D Taken off Mcdermott's website - it's the MG-14 model. You can probably find it at Seyberts or any of the online cue stores. Costs around $150.

You're right - leather on Lucasis are synthetic. But the Le-r does come with a linen wrap - see here Most would agree that a wood-to-wood joint gives a softer, less jarring hit than a steel-jointed cue but feel's also subjective and you gotta find out which you prefer.

The Lucasi L-ER... has a wood-to-wood joint. It just has a steel pin like most cues.

Mike, I prayed for you. God Bless, Stan

I just got a payout and can spare $400 to try out a new cue. I'm especially interested in getting a Layani or failing that, a cue with 3/8-10 or 3/8-11 pin and preferably two 12.7-13 mm shafts. Cue must be straight together and apart and have a wrap. Let me know if you have a nice affordable...

Scott, pm sent. I'll take it if you can confirm the details.