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That's the longest ferrule I've ever seen.

Wow that's over the top. Didn't you post pictures of your room awhile back?

Sounds good to me. See you guys in February.

Sold on eBay pending payment of course.

I guess I got caught up in the bidding and I hate to lose:o

I lost that cue in the last 5 seconds. Was that a good thing?

What bar were you guys playing out of?

Mansards aren't what they used to be. Now a days its a sticky yellow dusting on the cars and when you see it you'll notice that the air smells like burned plastic. I have no idea what were breathing out here.

Tommy does George's last name start with a D.

The building was once Griffith Furniture. From the looks of it the owner replaced the word furniture with Billiards on the same sign. Smart move on his part I think it looks great.

Hello joe I've grown up in Griffith. We've probably crossed paths. I met the owner today and he tells me they are shooting to open up in a month. I asked him about the tables and he said he'll have Valley bar boxes and gold crowns. Oh also Jeremy Chambers is setting them up.:)

Bump for the new year. I never sold anything on eBay but I'm thinking about putting this cue on there to see how it works.

I've seen only four Omega's with six points I don't think there are many more than that.

I'll second that!

1.Omega/DPK Birdseye maple forearm 6 pt. cocobolo points and cocobolo butt sleeve Piano key ringwork Butt weight is 15.8 oz Original joint protectors Shaft 1 is 3.8 oz 13mm Dia. of joint is .845 Shaft 2 is 3.8 oz 13mm Dia.of butt sleeve 1.25 Price is Sold Looking to move this one to make room...

The Jerk, true comedic genius!

It looks like they will be open soon. I drove past today and they're still working on the inside. I think it will be nice.

Andy at AV cues made a beautiful cane for his father. Maybe he'll chime in here shortly (hopefully with a picture).

Hey Kenny I was going to do that but talked myself out of it.

xrays of mystery cue The first one is where the buttsleeve meets the wrap The second is the buttcap The third is where the forearm is attached to the handle The fourth is the joint to the forearm