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I suggest you get this book, you need better material.

Oooo, what a witty reply.

LOL you kneel at the altar of Mosconi with every post.

I have not engaged in the discussion in almost two years, until you decided to dig up an old post. Since you are so interested in history, how about telling us about the events of January 1997?

Imagine my surprise to see a post I made about 2 years ago, come up again. Danny is desperate to keep this 'train wreak' of a thread going.

Who cares, if you don't want to see or read it, don't go there.

I saw a set of mine destroyed by one.

All of them prior to Fargo Rate. LOL

This is just terrible news, I first met him about 20 years ago. He certified me not long after.

Little Chicago is a town in Montana. Of course there could be a Tavern of that name also.

This cue cabinet was made by a forum member. He does not do that type of work anymore, he is now making cues.

Matt is a 2 time super billiards expo pro am champion, 8 time Mezz tour player of the year, Maryland 9 ball and 8 ball state champion, New Jersey 9 ball and 8ball state champion, and former UPA pro tour rookie of the year.

Here is mine. My daily player for years.

My cue ordering days are long gone. But when I was active, it was two makers exclusively, Tim Scruggs and Jerry R.

Have you inspected the rails, do you have access to them? If so, apply a consistant pressure down the length of each rail with your fingers to see if you notice any soft or hard spots. Also inspect the rubber to see if it is still firmly attached to the rails and there are no loose areas. If...

Oscar does great work.

Do you need footers at each end point?

So your statement: "I'm willing to bet most players don't know what their preferred ratio is, or the weight ratio of their playing cue is." Is not true, and if it is that most don't know what their preferred ratio is, would they not care? I am speaking for myself and everyone I have worked with.

Well we just don't know, we also don't care.

Sad news.