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Has anyone come across a Cochran with these points? Let me know. Thanks Paul

Very true Will, I have met some of my closest friends through our shared insanity. Best to everyone Paul

Look for a furniture bolt. unless they specifically know what it looks like this means nothing and is more commonly referred to as a dowel screw today The ferrules installation seem sub par. which picture shows this and how? It is better to not spread misinformation.

cold hard cash! and you can't really screw anything up!

Why no coverage?

Gandy hc150

Prime example of what is wrong with AZ. Tommy posts that he can't get in contact with Mike. Turns out he mis-dialed. People pile on. YAY AZ to the rescue!!!

Happy birthday to the most prolific cuemaker out of Woodstock GA:grin:!! Thanks for all the great players you've made.

Why was the butt cap replaced?

This is one of the most disgusting posts I have read here. Just to be clear, you are wishing death upon someone for this foolishness over a pool cue. You are correct in that the truth has been revealed.

http://blog.nola.com/anguslind/2007/10/makers_hope_to_conjure_cash_wi.html This is for Fred Beard, the designer of the cue. He passed away on October 25th

Posting pic of the Witch Cue For Fred Beard He passed on the 25th and was the designer of this cue

I'll take them

still available

Still available

Reminder for tomorrow

Boston area pool players, Our in house league is starting up Monday August 10, 2015 at Jillian’s Boston. We welcome players of all levels. This is a fun and competitive 8 ball league that has been around for more than 16 years. Our handicapping system is loosely based on the APA system. Cash...

The latch makes me think it's a Gore.

All of these are vintage mother of pearl inlays from the Palmer inventory. DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS PRICE SNOWFLAKE .385 X .072 $4.00 SM NOTCHED DIAMOND .420 X .220 X .072 $4.25 LG NOTCHED DIAMOND .560 X .280 X .08 $4.25 THIN DIAMOND...

Not a copy because the chain link would be wrong and also the veneer color. A copy to me would mean that it could be mistaken for an original. Just my opinion. Nevertheless a beautiful cue made by a great guy.