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Deadline problems, as well as way to much work aside... I have been following RKC's work and posts for awhile. It takes time for me to make an informed and educated decision when it comes down to who works on my tables, as well as my friends tables. But reading all this, and as a business man...

Definately some nice and sharp points on this one.. Great work.

PM sent....

Too bad the older Mali's are not appreciated more.. My old green logo, even gold logo Mali's shoot solid as can be. My main players for a long time. Newer overseas models not so much IMO. If you go ahead with the purchase I hope you like it.

I saw that as well. Beautiful cue, and as was said, a tad high on price. But nonetheless awesome...

Cannot agree more with this.. I have had problems in the past adjusting to new cues with radically different specs. Even cues with not as drastic of a change I still struggled with after weeks of play. So I revert back to the same specs every time now if at all possible.. A few mm on the shaft...

That sucks Jim.. Common sense escapes a lot more people than we think. It is nice to have folks think ahead and realize just how much time it takes to figure out what goes were and to whom, without detailed notes with payments. But as you mentioned, it isn't a horrible thing to have happen! Hope...

I had the same thing happen to mine.. Just luck of the draw I guess, only the 2nd time in 15 years I had one fly off on the break. Pretty good percentage if you ask me, so I'll take it!

I run into this a lot actually at the hall I play at. I dont do league play, I prefer to practice alone and play cash games here and there. If someone asks a question or wants to watch me shoot and has questions about a particular shot I will oblige. But only to those who I have seen regularly...

They look like an oversized pencil sharpener yes. But they work great, and designed for cues. Simple and neat, cant beat it if you have tips that mushroom often.

Great case, wish I could have scooped it up. I prefer the front and rear barrel latch as opposed the side snaps. Im not sure if this style of lid was an earlier model, or they did both styles at the same time. IMO the hand written signature cases are much rarer than the embossed versions. I have...

Man that thing is killer.. I wish you luck in getting it returned.

The only way I would see that is just by the feel of the shaft. I have problems adjusting to a new clean shaft. Once it gets "broken in" and blued, I am much more comfortable. All about the hand feel and glide for me. I wouldnt guess a new shaft and the exact same shaft a little older would be...

It may sound weird but a lot of the time I prefer to play alone and practice. I can concentrate on my game and ball control. I usually pick 2 things I need work on and stick with it every other rack. I will clear a 15 ball rack as I would normally, then re-rack and practice on my problem areas...

I may be mistaken but I thought he was on just a few days ago commenting on the age of one of his cues being sold by another member. I assume you have tried a PM?

Research is the key to a good experience most of the time, especially with custom cues. Being upset is understandable, but bashing anyone after they have made the situation right monetarily is in bad taste. If this were a case of payment made and no cue received, or plane 'ole no resolution was...

Here is the link to the interview I was talking about that Ronnie did with onepocket. Good stuff... http://www.onepocket.org/RonnieAllenInterview.htm

AHAHAHAHAHA!!!! This made my day a little better!

Is this the same idiot begging for stuff for his team captain just because his bday fell near Christmas??

Very sad news.. I read an interview he did once about his life starting out playing in Oklahoma, and the first tournament he entered, and won, in San Fransisco at Cochrans in '61. Must have been a show watching those guys on a 5x10 table. I remember one of his quotes even years later: "No one...