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How about some WHITE ebony.

I lived in Angeles City in the Philippines from 1979-82 and played almost everyday. Jose Parica was the Philippines champion at that time and Efren was from Angeles City and had not came to the USA yet. My friend Joel, a Filipino rack boy who worked at the club on the air base, mentioned Efren...

Like this?

These kind?

A few cues from the stash closet. Plenty more still stashed and sleeping in their cases.

Sounds like channeling Angel Dust.

FWIW, it doesn't sound like his speaking style. Maybe his writing is different.

Brought back to life.

I have had one since they first came out and I have three shafts for it, including the original white ones. I have two Becue cases, the extension, and the weight system. They play very good and solid. I think a carbon butt paired with a carbon shaft feels better and plays better than a carbon...

FWIW, I think most of the past and current champions were/are several inches less than six feet.

Mine were made in 1978 and 1981.

I had two early Black cues and neither resembled this cue.

It isn't as funny now, but it was die-laughing funny when I heard it said while I was watching two old guys in a gambling match back when I was a kid working in a pool hall. The guy who was winning told the other guy, "You play pool like old people f#ck. Everything in but the balls." The...

After what beer did he hit his highest gear?

Yes. I had John make this cue. It is cocobolo with a sindora burl handle and it is cored with purple heart. He made three shafts for it and an extension. The top and bottom cues are Jackpots. The top one is ebony with a camphor burl handle that was cored with purple heart by Larry Vigus...

I meant cues in general. Hope I didn't confuse anyone.

Wood-to-wood joint and a fiber ferrule.

Is this a record point score by any chance for a set of this length? If not, who scored higher?

My first ivory-ferrule cue was made for me by Richard Black back in 1978. It was an ebony four-point that looked exactly like a Balabushka. My second cue from him in 1981 had ivory ferrules, as well.

The cue that I fixed up with the LePro tip from Jack Taylor was a Brunswick ebony 21 ounce house cue with a 14mm shaft. That was the same specs that he had on his. In those days, most places had lousy A/C, if any, and slow cloth, which made moving the balls a lot harder than today; especially...