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I agree with the price of these tips, 30 is way much. Say if you don't like it, then what. You rip it off. In my experience all tips play differently even if it's from the Same brand, there are never any guarantees. Some of these laminated ones, I put on, and thay lasted only a few hours, before...

Great advice, from everybody on here. Nice to see these style of tips. Are still, very much being used.

If is indeed a blank from the factory. The examples in the link show no weight stamps. Here is some nice info on the subject: http://www.palmercollector.com/Titlist.html

Maybe he knew he couldn't come up with the cash,To see it through, to it's completion. Using the some calipers around where the joint is, would be a good idea. To show, just what's on offer!

Age is a tricky one here. Because it's been turned down. In the process, almost losing the weight stamp.and any patana, that you would normally look for!! Also if you look closely, at picture 3. There looks like a crack. Where its been made to accept, the white and black rings.

I don't see 800 ether. Maybe because tescarella touched it. It's worth a few hundred. But no more than that. There is a trend with cues lately, where everybody thinks thay struck gold.Something, is only worth what, others are willing to pay.

Here is one, that might still be available. Doesn't say its sold. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/very-rare-ernie-martinez-60-gus-szamboti-tribute-cue-from-1994.538768/

This is why, thay aren't as popular as thay once we're. Just not enough good ones to go around. I'll bet the triangles at Mueller, are the old ones. It must be good to know, you always will get a nice one, from there!!

Sometimes color can be a give away too. I find this with triangles. Lepros I like to look at the underside. All of these kind of tips. Will show some sign of how, it's been pressed. I got lucky recently with a lepro.had a choice of just two. It was Slightly smaller, than a 13mm. didn't need much...

Hope you get your money back.

Definitely looks like a Rich Q. The company run by soul rich in the 70s.closer pics would help to be sure. If the logo is still there, you normally see it on the points. Or the butt sleeve. Maybe worth 175. Here's one refinished, just look through the page...

That wrap just looked, too good to come off.Can't beat old coltland. Why was it removed?

Didn't he like to use cortland when thay were still active, and then penn linen later on.

Yeah that's what I think, he was trying to, miss the 6 and didn't spin it enough. Watch the clip, he pulls it, out the bag in the end. Great finish!

Sounds like your on to a winner, with that one. I only ever played with joss shaft. Very good playing shaft.In a few months. You will be even better, with that one, and then, you will know, you got something really good.

I'm Addicted to pool videos, I'm into the 90s stuff! Pool seemed better back then. I would rather watch those guys, over the current generation. Saying that, gorst is good to watch, now and again.

Me too, I had a plain Jane, brass rings, many years ago. And your right, no weight bolt.

The only one, I would like to try, is the kielwood. Ld properties quite high I believe.

Spot on, something I've noticed aswell. This another reason I like thicker diameter too. You can play with heavier cue, and get a nice balance. Which is not easy with a thinner cue. Unless you take the weight out. Which mainly comes from the back of the cue.and then you just end up, with a very...

This is definitely what you see. It's all the rage at the moment. But actually knowing how to use it, that's something else. Knowing how to improve your game is the key. I feel the same as you about the ones I use. Very old maple can be very reliable. If your on the right track, you can always...