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Mark was a great cuemaker and a better dude. That hunka wood is rare, Rare, RARE.

The rhino folks I dealt with came across as very motivated to resolve my issueS and in the long run, all is good for my rhino situation.

I got a full rhino cue (and a 2nd rhino carbon shaft) and was not a fan of the full cue at all. The shafts are fine on other butts but I did not enjoy the way the 'composite' (composed of what?!?) butt played at all.

For pete out loud!!!

"...what Jerry taught basic, so the money was blown. No way Jerry problem, it was student with think head, and no practice effort." 😃

Pool cue

Damn. You ate so much then that I'm not hungry now.

I have my doubts about this claim

Justin help us

That is a silly perspective that is only effective after one has learned to play. There are far too many subtle and important things that are a easily conveyed in an instructional setting and unrecognized in a gambling one.

Same here.

You're failing to acknowledge the massive benefit of not racking...ESPECIALLY with a wood rack on a public table. You could probably break 10x more in the same time with the ceebee. End result perhaps the same, as you say. Maybe not though if one kept training with it and yeah, 'successful...

It was never 'mine', per se.