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As others have mentioned, I would also go with the McDermott and stick with the Triangle tip. We have the C157 available for $127.20 also at www.FineCue.com. Thanks, Randy

I noticed this about Earl's stroke too. That is his grip hand being more forward (forward of 90 degrees at contact of CB too) and his stroke much shorter than it is today. Earl is 6 feet I think.

I'll second what Scott said. I spent a weekend with Jerry in Madison 20 years ago when I was living in WI. It was money well spent! If you can go, don't miss out on this opportunity. Randy

If you're also considering production cues, check us out at www.FineCue.com. Thanks, Randy

One of the nicest cues I've ever seen period!! Absolutely beautiful!!

Shaft is sold!

Bump for added pics and price reduction.

How do you apply cleaner with this? Thanks, Randy

I have a Schon silver ring shaft for sale. Specs are as follows: About 12.25mm at the ferrule. Ivory Ferrule Sniper tip with pad 4.1oz. Shaft is excellent. I just prefer them a bit thicker. Would trade for older stitch ring shaft that is 13mm or bigger. My price is SOLD. Thanks, Randy

PM sent sir.

When I had a Swift 2x4 case, I would strap it across my back diagonally as has been described above. Now, with my Murnak, I carry it like a backpack with the two straps provided on Murnak cases.

These are cool cards! The entire bar at David Howard's room is covered with them.

Mark, At www.FineCue.com we have the Predator 314-2 shafts for $203.20 and the Z shafts for $223.20. Thanks, Randy

Congratulations to both of you! May you have many years of happiness together!!

Both are fine cues for the money. If I had to pick, I would probably go with the Lucasi. When you decide which one you want, check out www.FineCue.com. We have both at competitive prices. Thanks, Randy

A 25 year old Schon R12/15 because it is perfectly balanced (for me) and feels like an extension of my arm. Probably due mostly in part to being my main player for all these years. The only other cue I have that feels that good in my hands is a Scruggs. Both cues are piloted 5/16x14 steel...

Beautiful work there but would someone help me understand the 54" thing? Isn't that a little short even for a break cue? Again, beautiful work though!!

Check out www.FineCue.com. We have Pechauer cues available. Thanks, Randy

You can also go to his website at www.hillscues.com and email him from there. His email is darrin@hillscues.com

What do these lights weigh?