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Bottom english will force the head ball forward. As you move towards the center it will give you a higher probability of keeping the head ball below the side pocket but decrease your chances of making a ball with a direct hit. If you haven't already watch Joe Tucker's Racking Secrets for a good...

I was a 9 while I played in the American Pool-Nazi Association. I had great LOs but it just isn't any fun if you are a stronger player...you almost never get to play because of the points rule.

Garth Bair at On Q cases makes a fantastic case at a very very reasonable price. On top of that the customer service is 1st rate. He built the cases for by me and my wife and we couldn't be happier.

Another persective It's amazing to see the can of worms that has opened up about CTE on both sides of the argument. I personally don't use it, but I have read what I can about it. I still don't logically understand how it works, but did anyone ever think of this?...perhaps CTE works for some...

How about a Futon?

It's all preference. The Z shaft is thinner and you can be more precise with english. Might benefit you if you have small hands on a closed grip. The 314 is thicker and you are hitting a larger area of the cue ball. I prefer the 314 but it's all preference.

3x7 with jump handle pocket 1 player with 2 shafts 1 break cue with 2 shafts one phenolic and one leather tip 1 cue for sale with 2 shafts 1 jump cue

With 5 or more guys I would play 10 ball to help keep it interesting.

Thank you very much everyone for the replies. I'm going to try and get ahold of Jim white. If he doesn't have the time I will send it to proficient. Thanks again!

Unfortunately, the current weight bolt is aluminum. I did put in the smallest aluminum bolt I could find in it but the weight adjustment was to small to notice any different. There really isn't much difference with no weight bolt at all as well.

I'll get some detailed pics up later of the cue with bumper out, weight bolt, different angles, etc.

I have a Mottey I'd like to reduce the weight 0.5-0.75 oz. The weight bolt out just isn't enough. Can I have it drilled out that much? If so Who should I trust to do this? How can I get ahold of them? Thanks in advance. Note: I have already tried to get ahold of Mr. Mottey and was unsuccessful.

Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like I'll just be keeping it. I wouldn't let it go for any less than $2,800. It hits too good...at least I'm not being a dick and putting it on ebay as an "unknown cue maker" :) Thanks again

I know what it is worth to me and I don't need to sell it. I was asking because it may be worth enough for me to push the sale. But I don't know. Right now it just stays in a case.

It does have a green tint to it and the cue hits great. I played with it for a short period before I bought my Mottey.

I think it is the same one actually :)

I'll hang onto it before I sell it for that but thanks for the info.

No it doesn't but after talking to Tascarella and a couple other cue collectors it seem as though this cue was passed around as a Balabushka more than once.

I guess pictures would help

I have a Verl Horn I am interested in selling but don't really know what I can expect out of it. It was one of his infamous Balabushka copies. The butt is straight and both shafts roll flat but have a very, very slight taper wobble if you are looking for it many wouldn't even mention. Here's...