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Wow! You have a monster cue there. If I ever win the lottery, expect me to camp outside your front door, virus or not, LOL.

Good advice by Mr. Webb.

I couldn't have said it better myself. If someone doesn't have a photo to post, move on. He asked for photos, not lectures or referrals to other pages. We need to live and let live.

I noticed a Facebook post where Jeremy Jones was talking about practice. He felt given the choice of a 5 hour session of practice or some 2 hour sessions, he felt more would be accomplished by playing the longer session.

No one mentioned Bob or Tom Vanover. Never saw Tom play but many have commented on other threads about his abilities. Bob, on the other hand, I was able to see play a number of times. He had a regular job but beat a number of champions on a pool table. He is the record holder for number of...

Curious as to how long you waited before inserting the rod?

Go to Facebook, contact Gary Medlin, Gem Cues. He has been building great cues since the 1980's. He will build you a great cue at a reasonable price. You do not have to pay top dollar to get a great playing beautiful cue.

Find and save some good photos. They help make the finished product so much more life like.

She is everything to me!

Therein is my problem, she does not play. Wanted a "remembrance". What does she know that I don't? LOL

Yes, some have passed but the black Jack Russell is still with us at 13. Blanca, the white spitz mix lived to 19 1/2. My wife cried when she saw them on the cue.

Maple burl forearm with purpleheart core, lizard print leather wrap, amboyna burl butt. All the white is ivory and the scrim was done by Linda Stone. She is fantastic to work with and very talented.

Johnny Chapman, I think, He spent a summer playing in Temple in the 60's. Played anyone who showed up. Never before or since have I seen someone do more with a cue ball than Cannonball. Not that he tried to show off but if he caught a bad roll or got out of line, he knew how to deliver Whitey to...

I dn't seem to be able to access this.

Contact Tom Migliore at 914-391-3464. Price is fair but not cheap. Quality you would expect for your money.

Palmer, maybe? Don't remember this pin in a Rambow

can't disagree about some arguing. On the other hand, he and Jeremy give one the "old school" and the"young lions" approach to a match.

You have a great eye for good looking cues.

I think it will work out fine if it is cored. Who knows what any wild grain wood may or may not do if dropped on a hard surface. I have some HRB and have not decided yet in what style cue I want to feature this beautiful wood. Will also have plenty left for cnc points and inlays.

Josh Roberts continues to improve in 3 areas, one pocket, 9(10) ball, and announcing. He had a really strong finish in the Scotty Townsend Memorial Tournament and, I think, surprised a few people. I look for him to continue to improve. AND, Mary Kenniston really thinks he is the Bomb, so...