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The pin is a modified 3/8x10, I believe.

i like my cues like i like my farts; long and with their own unique sound that can be heard from across the room

Come on guys, he's not the real Baron. I'm The Baron.

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SOLD Butt: 16.1oz and in excellent condition Shaft 1: 12.5mm, 4.1oz, and 30.25", slight taper roll Shaft 2: 12.5mm, 3.7oz, and 28.5", slight taper roll. Has serious cracks on shaft wood near joint. Was repaired and plays fine, but not pretty. Shaft 3: 12.8mm and 3.5oz. Not a Tad shaft but...

Back up for sale and price reduced to 225 shipped Made by Ken Boyle here on the forum. This cue is a solid, unique-looking player for not a lot of money. Shaft is around 12.75, and very lightweight, coming in at under 18oz. A little over 59" long. Thin handle - I believe it was converted from...

Any out there?

You must be a riot at parties

Ding ding ding, except I might subtract your Bender and throw in a Bobby Hunter

Beautiful work. I don't normally go in for the heavily tooled stuff but these are really well done.

Hey that's what my wife calls me

Balabulshite

Someone more knowledgeable can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Chicago-style 1p places an emphasis on moving and lock-up safeties, in contrast to what would be considered a more aggressive trigger-happy style like the one Ronnie Allen originated and that a lot of current players use...

That old birdseye Bluegrass I sold you had that stuff on it I think. Still one of the best hitting cues I've played with. I'd say old yellow micarta along with elforyn would be my favorites. Elforyn is what the tascarellas use for a non-ivory option and I really like it. Pretty easy to keep...

Efren can still beat anyone playing one pocket. And if he were able to keep his head on straight, Earl would still be top shelf in all games IMO.

Haha no way! That's awesome Eddie. Might be the first custom interpretation of a production cue and not the other way around. As a side note, the actual video game Doom was inspired by that quote. Fun fact of the day.

It's the Indian not the arrow

Yeah truth be told, I don't care what it looks like as long as I know it's an original Tad shaft. But I think I'll have to just send it down to Fred to be sure.