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A very pretty cue! Lots of cue here for the money! You might want to add a photo showing the entire butt of the cue. Your current photos are not showing the spear tips or the joint. Good luck with your sale! Randy

Rodney hits it good for sure but IMO, Earl OWNS that shot. Nobody shoots the inside spin better than The Pearl!

I'll guess 524 grams.

Still available!

Bump for Schon shafts!

Bump for some Schon shafts!

Gaffe table??? It has always been my understanding that a "gaffe" table is one that has been intentionally set up to play a certain way. I doubt that's the case with the table in question.

Bump for two nice Schon shafts!

That's a great cue! You should include a close-up photo of the butt sleeve in addition to a photo of the entire cue. I have a couple of Schon stitch ring shafts listed here for sale should the buyer (or anyone else) be interested. If I was in the market, this cue would be mine already. Good...

Might want to try contacting this guy who appears to be a dealer for Wes. http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-WES-HUNTER-CLASSIC-CUSTOM-POOL-CUE-/321217312202?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aca0b35ca

I have two Schon maple stitch ring shafts for sale. Both are straight with no dings. Ivory ferrules. One weighs 4.1 oz. and the other 4.2 oz. Both are full shafts at 13.2-13.3 mm at the ferrule. One will need a new tip but the other has a bit of life left in it. Schon proprietary tips...

For me, it's the Brazilian Rosewood hands down!!

Jerry - he posted two photos in order to show everything included in the sale. I'm pretty sure there's only one Willard tip machine for sale here.

Another vote for Kenny Koo (a.k.a. Flyingsnail). He does awesome work!

I spent a weekend with Jerry at his old CueNique room in Madison back in 1989. It was well worth it! Jerry is an awesome teacher and a great guy to boot!!! I would encourage anyone who has an opportunity to take a lesson from him to do so regardless of your current skill level.

Anyone know what shaft Earl is playing with now? Did he go LD? The shafts I've seen him with in the past were thin with the taper pulled way back. The shaft in the photo above appears to be thicker and with a shorter ferrule.

CJ, Any chance you could put up a quick video demonstration of this sword exercise you speak of? Thanks, Randy

Randy, Yes, Whitey was from LaCrosse. Regards, Randy

Gene, The old pool hall in LaCrosse was called The LeCue Club. When it moved upstairs it became Top Shots. Regards, Randy

I too am saddened to hear of Lenny's passing! The very first pool "lesson" I ever took was with Lenny way back in late fall of 1983. He was indeed one of the finest players to play out of LaCrosse, WI. We crossed paths many times in league and tournament play in LaCrosse through the 80's and...