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That's what I like to hear, good news and confindence along with it.... A lot of people don't know, but Jimmy was the champion of Corpus Christi many moons ago...gave the field the 8 ball. Hope to get to see ya again...Robin Adair

The Balacini line of cues sold by McDermott were probably the only true carbon fiber cues ever made. After buying the rights for the cues, it was soon found that it cost more to manufacture them, than they could sell them for....$295...I believe was the original retail target price.

Tried all the brown and black Kamui tips, gave them a chance, and did not find one that I could honestly say that I liked. As far as the Triangles being medium or hard or medium/hard, in every box one might find soft, medium, or hard consistensies. Tweeten has been doing better at making tips...

Ok....i just bought 5....I need them all signed differently....how do I do that?

Another bit of bad info for the unknowing....the old schons play better than the new schons.....in fact...10 times better.... What a bunch of horse poop.....

Jr Goff could be found every day at Hermans in Dothan, Alabama. It has been 10 years since I have been in that part of the country, and heard the old place was closed now.

From Viking cue of course. They have a new line of clothing, tees, hats, etc. Have them send you a catalog.

Depending on the finish thickness, I have seen them from .820 to .860. The steel jointed McD's usually are closer to the same diameters. It just depends on how agressive the employees are when polishing out the cues with the plastic joints.

I have about 6 Masterpiece cues left, and a few Founders cues, all unplayed and mint. Where are you located?

It is really simple....The more you pay, the more that come back to play.

Absolutely nothing is wrong with the game, and winner breaks. In fact, I think 5 inch pockets should be the norm.

OK....I like American cheeseburgers...SPILL IT !!!!!!!!!!!

9-ball is the way to go for TV. Texas Express rules of course...

This thread does nothing but a disservice to all the newbies that happen to find this site. They actually believe that the posters on here are cue experts and have tried every joint, cue, tip, taper, etc. and know what they are talking about. And then the search for 'magic' begins. Do the new...

Some guys down in Texas spread a standardized set of rules for 9-ball all over North America some years ago.

U.J.s Tad cue had a wrap. It was a light color wrap, and he gripped it so hard, you can see the old style weight plugs outline under the linen.

Robin Workman and Andy Grubb were two of the finest roomowners I had the pleasure of working with on the tour. One of these days, I will make it back to Ft. Walton.

I had the pleasure of watching Bob Vanover run 9 racks and out during the finals of the Texas Open. A feat that I would think was maybe a once in a lifetime experience. Then the Earl show came to town. The tables were set up by Big Dave from Houston, all new black laquer Gold Crowns. The...

I did not see the first 5 games, and the rumor of Earl making the 9 five times on the break is not true. Also my former partner (may God rest his soul) was wrong when he said Earl had to run an eleventh rack because he did not stop at rack 5. As the crowd starting to amass around the table...

Looks like a National/Gandy cue to me...the older shaft has what seems to be an aluminum insert.