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Damn, Joey! Fine, fine cue! Josh

It will be fine for what you want. I'm a "serious" pool player, and I started out with a similar furniture style table. I did move to a Gold Crown, and it's not what you want from the sounds of it. Description states solid wood frame and slate with a backer. You'll be just fine. The only...

If I may ask, what was your sanding method? With what did you start and finish? 2K, or higher?

Meucci M-17 from the mid 90s.

PM set. Josh

These are sold, but I have more.

Info added Thank you.

Selling an old Scruggs Hoppe sneaky pete. Original, unrestored condition with one shaft. Really, really shoots well. I'm just using a cue my father made, now. Shaft is 12.8mm, overall a little over 19oz. Butt rolls true. Shaft has a credit cards worth of lift. The lift is in the center when...

Beautiful Parrot cue. David Hodges confirmed its one of his from the late 90s. I was very surprised with this slim-handled cue. Really plays great. Now I know why they don't often change hands. I would trade this for a 4 point Parrot, only.

Pooldawg8's duds are more of a medium tip. I break & shoot with mine, and have no problems applying spin. They don't glaze over; at least mine hasen't. I think you'd like them if you're used to playing with house cues. If you want to try another layered tip, then I'd go with either the...

Scott & company does phenomenal work. Josh

Do you have any idea how much money is in the surrounding Baltimore area? Go into the New Green Room and try and find an old fella without a Scruggs sneaky. It's like Palmers used to be in New Jersey. Tim's major production days were pre-internet; so, you're telling me he sold more cues via...

Parrot cues were immensely popular in the VA/VA Beach region. Took me years to finally track one down.

PM sent. Josh

Please make sure you give him SOMETHING for his time and knowledge. A meal, a beer, gas money, something.

Great cue! And, it looks like Dick was able to give you the authentication. The non-original butt cap will hurt the value; just so you know, since you said you considered selling. It's a rare bird for sure.

Still looking for vintage cue maker business cards. Paying upwards of $50, or more, for rare cards. Some for which I'm looking: -Timmy Scruggs Joss card -Older Schon cards -Verl Horn -Paradise -Palmer -Bill Stroud -John Showman -Southwest cards Etc... Let me know what you have, and we'll work...

a haiku if you will... He nicely slides in instantly breaks nose on rail theres blood on the cloth Damn you EFFING snooker!

So you bought the cue directly from Randy, and then flipped it due to supply/demand. That is specifically the one caveat I listed. The next person will not fair so well.

Roger that; good call.