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I brought one of the last ones from Tim, was 210 shipped to Indiana. Back in the day we would buy them for $75, resell them out of town for $120.

https://www.seyberts.com/lucasi-jump-break-cues/lucasi-l-2000jc-jump-cue/ Inexpensive great jumping cue. I use a j&J break/jump that has a white diamond tip, but I've had the jump cue I linked and really found it to be a great jump cue.

Bit of alcohol on a paper towel works pretty well for me, followed by a burnish with a dry paper towel. That is for a wood shaft.

The Scruggs shop did more 1 of 1 designs than catalog cues most years. Doubt you’ll find it in the old brochure pictures.

And beware of mice

If he doesn't take it let me know please.

I've done a bunch of tips without a lathe, never sanded on my ferrule. Hell I just tape it off so I can't by accident.

Another great post!

That is a old argument, used to come up all the time. Just my opinion, but if you are tapering, adding rings, changing balance points, building a shaft etc then the individual parts coming together makes you a builder. Same as most things in the world, where the whole is more than the...

For a long long time there really wasn't models, Evan built cues, sometimes he took a current model and made variations. Sometimes he just build what he wanted to build.

I probably played 50 games on saturday, never thought it was important to count how many.

5k at cards, think I cashed out 7k but 2 of it was mine. Pool it would be about 2k. My favorite though was starting play at a dollar a game, guy kept asking to double it until he was down over 300. He didn't have the money, so ended up with quite a bit of cd's and a cd player. That was in 1990...

I have played with fancy ones, if I owned a fancy one now I'm sure I'd play with it. Currently play with a bluegrass or a joey depending on my mood.

I'd of probably of banked the 3 or played the combo over trying to break it out.

Got second in a open tournament that was a 55-60 ish field full of top players in my state. Had myself in calcutta at like 50 dollars so it was a great payday. Did get to play as a c in a abc tournament like 7 years ago, won the c side and had myself again in calcutta. Finished third, after...

Funny thread. Guy with one of the deepest knowledge base of cues and cuemakers getting accused of attacking someone over a number on a mcdermott. Classic. For the record, one I had that was purchased new, didn't have anything but the mcdermott logo. Was about 3 months after they came out.

I actually had that same cue, purchased new. It isn’t a one off cue, which means it isn’t rare in the cue world. Lot of cues are that, and it still doesn’t make them worth a ton of money. The Scruggs you asked about is far more rare, and desirable, and you think this McDermott should be over...

Call safe in 9 ball? That is the crazy rule.

There may be 1 buyer, for that price, in the world. Sucker born every day after all.

I'd of haggled, but not all that much. The cue will not lose value in the upcoming years.