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Ummmmm......actually I believe that fool called it "armspand" LOL

Since you asked.... To get the absolute low down on NC action pm Crawfish. I'm fairly certain he can tell you where, when and how or give you a game himself. Todd

Rep to you brother. David, the Q-spot owner, really appreciated the fact that you did this and added the footnote about the Thurs. night tourney. Thanks. Todd

And my apologies if these have already been posted.

The following content is not necessarily sanctioned by the submitter, the first pic is the AARP eyechart.

I have always wanted to play with a wedge cue. Very nice, thanks for sharing Troy.

I never meant to imply that you disrupted this thread, I actually found your post insightful, on point, and humerous. I suspect that here is as good as any of the threads about houses/cars owned, superior gambling knowledge, getting biz going, or the miserable low-class life of the average...

Is that an optical illusion or is that the first tapered ferrule I have seen?:D

Wow, the evolution of threads.:D When I first started reading AZ, long before I was actually cleared to post, Bill aka Hemi posted on here frequently and knowledgeably about all things pool. He was one of my favorite posters to read and I have missed his posts for some time. Glad to hear that...

I think it is a combination of all the things that you mentioned. Probably most important is the mass at the end of the shaft. Smaller, lighter ferrules generally deflect less than 1" ivory ferrules. Uniform stiffness also plays a role which is why you see so many radial/flat laminated shafts...

Without a doubt, Barnhart. 8-ball said it best, his recut work is 28 kinds of sick.

I can't speak for Kim and I failed to ask him, but in the pics he emailed me (#1) before I resized them there appears to be a joint in the phenolic. I would guess j/b.

Gilbert pics Posting pictures for Kim.

I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. A disheveled looking local came in the pool hall looking for money fast and he had this with him. After a little negotiating I ran to an atm and this is what I brought home with me. Living in Enid, OK I have always been a fan of Verl...

Thanks for sharing these pics Jamie, its a beautiful cue.

Hmmmm...... No Black Boar for sale?

Great post Craw, always a pleasure to get some insight into your charmed life.:grin-square:

Even if its a MONSTER and HITS A TON?::yikes::grin-square::cool: Thanks for your efforts in keeping it real Craig.

Congrats Craw. It is always a pleasure to read your posts as they are usually informative, in a degenerate gambler sorta way, and more often than not friggin hilarious, particularly when Mikey adds to your already polished technique. Hope to one day hit some balls with you but be prepared to...

confused..... Not trying to be a d!ck but you own my favorite Barnhart and with all respect to Andy, his three piece cue plays better? Say it ain't so brother.