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My friend has and older cue from 60's or 70's unknown, I don't have any pictures right now. The cue has a 3/8-8 wood to wood with a white joint that is yellowish color but I don't think it is ivory. My question is how many cue makers back then used this joint screw 3/8-8? Thanks for any help. Louie

If any part of the ball is in the kitchen at all it is considered in.

I took a lesson from Ray over a year ago and it was worth every penny I paid. His lessons are very reasonable, I was like a kid in a candy store being there with such a great legend. I can't wait for the tape to come out, you can count me in for it.

I vote for black also.:thumbup:

I have played with a Black Kamui hard for the last 2 years and use it for breaking and playing. I have had it flatten out a couple of times but it never mushrooms. I have used the ultimate tip tool to shape it to a dime about 3 times and now I haven't shaped it for over 6 months and the tip is...

Don't forget about Manzino. He is in Florida to.

Fire it in. :thumbup:

Nice belt buckles.

Black hard Kamui

I have a Alex Brick dymondwood jump cue and it is very heavy too. This cue jumps unbelievable, I have a friend who could never jump a ball and his first try with my jump cue he not only got over it he make the ball. I have noticed with other lighter jump cues if you strike off center a little...

A Schemlke with the big brass joint. When I wore the green brillo pad out after a week and the cue was still sticky and played like s**t, I went back and traded it.

Mines not to bad....Fast cue the 3rd

Kamui hard is my favorite tip

Peters Billiards in South Minneapolis if your looking new.

Champion billiards and that was me you played Scott hope to see you come back, I enjoyed playing with you. Louie

Wrapless for sure on this cue.

I bought a beautiful Mason H cue with 2 shafts, the cue hits like a cannon but I can't seem to get use to the taper of the shafts. I need someone to make me a shaft with a 12 inch pro taper. My question is do I need to send the cue to a cue maker if I don't care about the ring work being match...

I have a Black Kamui hard and had it on for 2 years and it still looks like brand new. I never scuff it and keep it at a dime shape and I rarely miscue. I have a bad habit of only chalking about every third shot with blue diamond chalk. Best tip I have ever used.

High pockets has gold crowns and the rec in Southaven MS right below Memphis has gold crowns.

I have used a Black Kamui hard for over 3 years and I break with it. It still looks like brand new and it has never "mushroom" on me. I play about 6-8 hours a week, mainly 9 ball and I crush the break with it.