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My .02 worth. Stepping into the shot will insure that your feet are positioned properly. This is my main reason I do so.

Kinda like the Galveston World Classic and the Ultimate 10-ball. Both held in Texas and both were one-and-done.

Somebody better record the first installment. It ain't gonna last long.

Kinda hard to disparage nowadays when @ 80% of all the pros are wearing them.

I'm glad to own one (a 30" one). It hits, IMHO so much better than my 314-2's.

I use a 29" (Pechauer Black Ice) shaft on a custom 31" Jacoby butt and I'm liking the heck out of it. Since the Black Ice shaft if heavier than most 29" shafts, it balance the cue out nicely (subjective). I know this isn't the combination you were asking about, but thought you might get some...

That's big talk, but it will never be proven. Some of them would refuse to play under those conditions for starters.

Yeah, Mark Wilson is the commentator who feels it necessary to use all the fancy words when he talks.

Bowlers of today are no better than those from decades ago...but their equipment is head and shoulders better. Today's bowler don't put the ball into the 1-3 pocket any better, but the chemical makeup of their balls help increase pin action. Also, if you really pay attention, you'll see today's...

But like 2/3rds of the Oklahoma Sooners football teams, he was born in Texas!!!

When we go down to the farm, I always stop at a grocery store and buy a bag of apples. They explode rather nicely and the deer and raccoons appreciate it later.

No.

I use painter's tape and cover the holes previously made and re-use the target. You can do this several times, depending on the amount of ammo your firearm will hold. Saves a good amount of money.

That's a very refined piece of equipment there. How long did it take you to rummage through your garage to find the three pieces it took to make it?

It hasn't. Still has a low tolerance for nits.

I think I see............. .............wait for it............. ..............a six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch!!! LOL

"Stupid is what stupid does" Forrest Gump

That's because pool players are some of the biggest suckers on the planet. They too easily fall victim to endless marketing ploys and/or always wanting to copycat what some successful pro is using (who gets their stuff given to them by sponsors). $30 tips. $30 cubes of chalk. $400 shafts. $600...

I have always been curious as to how a tip made from vulcanized rubber would play on a cue.

We could be discussing best cue, best aiming system, best ball set, best tip, etc, etc, etc. Would you rather????