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So lets set this straight, because I think I'm a little confused. A Euro player came out and bashed American Pool Players, and then wants them to step up and play his game? :confused: If you are gonna bash someone, then you gotta step onto their turf. You don't step up then run to your...

Hey, I'm in need of a 1x2 case. Nothing fancy, just something decent to hold a cue. Looking to keep it under $50 shipped for this case. Thanks!

Its in the thread title...:rolleyes: Mike Gulyassy, new sponser of Earl Strickland...

Yea but that was a custom job. I don't think its an option unless you hire him to find you the table since Diamond build the tables and ships em prebuilt to you.

From what I've seen of Morra play, he does well when there isn't a lot of pressure, but as soon as he's a top in a tourney, he starts to choke. One hell of a player, especially since hes got time on his side, but really seems to need to develop some nerves.

Thats nonsense. Manual is the only way to drive. Better gas mileage too. -->Only drives manual.:cool:

I've had the pleasure of talking with Glen, and hes a top notch guy. I'd value his opinion on any table if I were looking for table(s):rolleyes: . There is no reason to get anything less than a Diamond 9' Pro AM table these days. Simply no comparison.

QFT! Maybe he had a real tip put on it, since leather offers far better control.

AZ'r TATE (Chris) is the expert and collector of palmers. PM'n him is probably a good start. Also, I've never shot or seen in person a Palmer, why are they special? Do they hit well? Its a great looking cue, but for collectors, I doubt the hit matters that much.

You don't need a good stroke if you can muscle the 9 in on the break!

Agreed, the Q-Wiz is nice. I have one I got when I got my viking a few years back for free. Still use it today, a little worn but it works. The OB-1 booth were giving them away at the SBE or so I heard. Maybe if I'm lucky they will include one when shipping me my shaft!

John's a busy guy traveling, as soon as he can set aside 48 hours of play, I'm sure he will do it.

Thats what my cue had too, brass pins.

linds here is a popular Phillipino cue maker, and he makes some gorgeous looking cues. I don't see him posting here that often, but he's active on some other forums, and I've never seen a complaint about him. I would not hesitate to do business with him.

Sounds a lot like Stickmen... British film, genius, I wish I didn't 'lose' my copy...

If I were you, I would invest in either a well known production sneaky, like Shmelke or Dufferin, and possibly have a cue maker put a joint in it. Or if you are able to put fourth a little more, look up a cue maker named Jim Sickles. I got lucky, and snatched up one of his SPs (super plain...

That looks like a new shaft on it, or the shaft from the 70s? If its from the 70s, I'm interested.

I gotta agree with PHM on this. A movie like this won't bring people into the pool halls. If you want a movie to bring people in, the movie would have to be popular, focused on pool, and make it seem like it really is a great and fun activity. Not just a dark way to bet and gamble. Movies...

That cue is astonishing! How did it not move?! I bet it moves here! Making sure others get to see this.

Wow, this cue looks really familiar. Metal pin on the shaft? I've only seen this once before on a cue my grandfather gave me, and I never knew who the maker was for that cue. Any other makers do that? 4.3 oz shaft! What a monster! Good luck with the sale Vass.