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No website... good facebook page for fans... been building cues for 30 or so years... former cuemaker of the year... REALLY nice cues...

Thanks...

Here is the bulk of my current collection: L to R: -Bluegrass -Pierce -Barnhart -Barnhart -Black -Southwest -Tascarella -Scruggs -Callaluca -Miltonio -Tad

Straight? Weight? Size at ferrule?

These are such good cases, and a great buy. I bought this case (plus some others) to store my SW cue in... the cue & case look great together, and the cue is well protected.

I hope you catch some monster Bass, Brian!! Just keep an eye out for those huge snakes that are now supposed to be in the Everglades!!

I talked to Brian... they are 4 1/2"... I misunderstood, when we were talking. They are the same as when you left them. Only recently, one table in particular (the one in the corner) is rejecting balls... anything from an angle seems to rattle... The others are tough, but not as tough as...

That is what is happening... we are both advanced skill level players. I am older... been playing since 1963.... probably hit a million balls or so. I understand and respect that a ball that skips the rail might bounce out, and a ball hit too hard may bounce out... But I know what a "clean"...

This is something new... the tables have not been "serviced" recently... they will be, soon. The tables have always been tight... however, they did not reject the balls. In particular, it is the 2 lower corner pockets on one table. I am pretty certain that Real King Cobra knows what he is...

Glen (Real King Cobra) installed the tables. I don't know how the rails came. We have torqued all rail bolts to the proper spec. The balls shot down the rail are clean.. they touch nothing. The last one that made us realize something MIGHT be off was an 18" CLEAN shot, down the rail...

What could be the cause for extreme rejection of balls shot into the corner of a 7' Diamond table, with 4 1/2" pockets (I was in error when I said 4 1/4"). I know the corner pockets are always tough, but this table will reject pocket speed, center ball, if the ball makes contact with the rail...

Tom, I tried to order some Ultraskins off Ebay, and they were out of stock. And SS & S tips available?

I would say $2500-3000... It is very good that you had Fred, Tad's son, refinish the cue. Having the original builders do work on a classic cue is always best!!

I don't think what you are describing is "deliberately missing shots". You are playing safties... You are putting both the object ball and the cue ball in strategic positions to negatively affect the play of your opponent. That is a strategy often employed, especially on a bar box. An old...

You owe it to yourself to have Joe C build you a cue. I can not tell you enough how good these cues play... They always LOOK nice, but they REALLY play well... Extremely well balanced, solid hit. His kielwood shafts seem to have less deflection than the Predator 314-3 shaft that I normally...

These are really nice quality blanks. If you give them to a great cuemaker, you get a great cue. I just got back from playing 3 hours with the "Gambler" style cue that Joe Callaluca built for me. I think it is amazing and surreal for these guys to be doing this level of cuebuilding, while a...

I picked up one of the Fellini tan cases... my Southwest cue looks right at home in it. They are really nice cases, extremely well-made... And "Vinnie" is one of the best to deal with.

I do not have any way to reach him, now. I was his dealer at least 15 years ago. He is on Facebook... He would probably respond to a question through there. All of the cues I got from him were signed and numbered. Yours is the only one I ever saw with the decal block letters.

In my experience, the customer NEVER wants what you have in stock!! That is the nature of the beast... ;-)

This is what is on the package. Perhaps Timothy will provide/explain the manufacturing/packaging process, when he sees this thread...