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I agree with One stroke! I'd also like to see Jean come of retirement and show today's women players how 14.1 is played!

I'll second what Matt B. said above! I also have shafts for my old Runde Schon that are well over 30 years old and they're as good as new!! If you take care of things, they will last a long time! If you abuse them, well, not so long!

Haven't watched bowling in years! Used to watch him and his father Dick back in the day. Earl Anthony was my favorite!

I hate to say it but team USA is choking more than they're getting beat up! You can't dog a 9 or miss with only 2 or 3 balls left on the table and expect to win! And what's with all the banking instead of cutting? I've seen way too many banks attempted off the long rail to the back corner...

Is this issue with traveling with cues that have ivory in them only related to international travel and not travel within the U.S.?

Contact Evan Clarke on Facebook and ask him!

The proper way to tighten pockets is to have the subrails extended. Mark Gregory would be the man to contact for this work and he is located in GA so not far from you. He posts here under PerfectPocketz and I think he has a website by that same name. Do a search on here for Mark Gregory and...

Mike is back in FL now? I thought he was living up in PA somewhere?

A 1985 Schon R12/15 (R12 forearm with R15 butt sleeve). I've played with many great cues but I always come back to this Schon.

Troy, You have a very serious condition that needs to be eradicated as soon as possible! The first step in the eradication process is to send me the first cue from the left! Regards, Randy PS: That is an awesome collection of R14's!!!

It would help greatly if you could post two videos of the actual lathe in action. One doing a tip install and one doing a shaft cleaning!

That's a beauty! Is the wrap green and white linen?

Have fun at the Derby Scott!

A real beauty!! I see you've had cues from both Eric Crisp of Sugartree and Wes Hunter of Hunter Classics. How would you compare the two with regard to hit and playability etc.? I know Wes has been somewhat of a mentor to Eric and they share shaftwood. Have yet to get my hands on one of...

These two are beauties!! For the past few years now I've been playing with one of Wes' 5 pointers. Awesome playing cues and outstanding workmanship!! Wish my 5 pointer had a hickory burl handle!!

I remember Greg Fix well. Excellent straight pool player!! Saw him play in LaCrosse and Madison a few times. What is he doing these days besides the obvious playing pool? I know he used to be a computer programmer at IBM and resigned from that job to play the pro tour but that was way back...

Drv4 nailed it but I would go with a 4x8 foot table with those room measurements. A 9 footer will be a little tight lengthwise.

This is very sad news! I was fortunate to own one of his cues and it was hands down the most well balanced cue I've ever had in my hands! Oh how I wish I hadn't sold it! R.I.P. Mr. Scruggs! My condolences to his family and close friends! Randy

Two players on my team both play with DP cues. Both are very nice looking cues and play just fine. I've been to Dale's shop many times and seen a lot of very nice cues in all stages of production. For the money, you can't beat a DP cue.