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Yeah, I certainly agree, that the old Le Pro tips are best at least for an old fart like me.😀 However, the new tips work just fine after they are pressed. Thanks for the welcome back. It’s good to be here. Unfortunately we’ve lost so many of the old members. I’m still trying to catch up.😥...

Thank you very much for sharing. This is a good addition to this thread and I appreciate it very much.👍

I have been using pressed Le pro medium tips the 1970s. I can see no reason to ever change all this hype about this tip or that tip in my opinion is bullshit. No tip alone it’s going to make anyone play better and anyone who believes otherwise is sadly mistaken. Pressed Le pro cue tips become...

I also have four chefs for my billiard cue, however, two of them have never been used so maybe I only need two!✌️✌️✌️

That is certainly a great point. Thank you very much for adding it.👍

That is certainly a beautiful cueI really like the design I have always been a sucker for butterfly spices.👍👍

Throughout my teenage years, I went wrap less all the time too. 😁 Fortunately, I was very lucky and it never came back to bite me. Back on topic I never really liked wrapless cues, or leather wraps. I always preferred Irish linen as a wrap material, however, I did like it pressed smooth. Peace🙏

I’ve also been there, during Operation Desert Storm 90-91. I was there for six months. I hate the desert. It’s too damn hot. Freaking send me to Alaska anytime..😀😀😀

Thank you very much for sharing. That was a great read. I really appreciate it.

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Those are beautiful cues man. Thank you very much for sharing.

I agree there are different preferences for different people. However, any wrap can be modified by a experienced cue repairman, in most cases it only requires pressing the cues wrap. That’s is true however some people like it that way it’s all personal preference nothing else.

Hello everyone, I have seen many new players asking for help buying their first pool cue. The following information will hopefully be helpful when deciding which pool cue to purchase 1. Production pool cues are approximately 58 inches long and they come in a variety of weights from 17 to 21...

I certainly agree with you Fedor is totally out of line.

If you need help, I need a photo. Thanks

I have never seen a modern Brunswick cue like this one, Could you add a photo of the complete joint including the shaft collar. Thanks

Thanks for the information, I certainly agree with you on this subject.

Nice looking cue, I really like the combination of the curly maple forearm and butt, attached to an ebony handle.👍

Those were the days!👍