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Glad to hear you avoided catastrophe, and wishing you a speedy recovery Geno!

I thought maybe an Earl fan would have jumped on this by now. :scratchhead:

Still looking for a new home. Gulyassy SPTX LD shaft with Triangle tip for $120 shipped (CONUS only). US Postal service money order (no Paypal)

Low deflection without the hollow feel.

Any weekend buyers out there? One solid playing SPTX shaft with Triangle tip is still available for $120 shipped (CONUS only). US Postal service money order (no Paypal)

Friday afternoon bumparoo...

One solid playing SPTX shaft with Triangle tip is still available for $120 shipped (CONUS only). US Postal service money order (no Paypal)

OK, I think I was able to reduce the size of these new pics of the remaining shaft enough to post them now:

If you are open to a non-Predator LD shaft, check this out: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=3146679#post3146679

The lighter colored SPTX shaft with Triangle tip is still available for $120 shipped (CONUS only). US Postal service money order (no Paypal) ***I have some slightly better pics of this shaft I can e-mail if interested. (the file sizes are too large to post them on here)***

The one with the Dudley tip is SOLD pending payment. The lighter colored one with the Triangle tip is still available for $120 shipped (CONUS only). US Postal service money order (no Paypal)

Shafts are still available.

Yes, they are both Radial thread. I had Mike build them to fit my Josey SP which has a Radial thread. Not sure of the weight, and I wouldn't be able to get a weight for you until Monday. They are heavier and more solid than the average Pred 314, but a little lighter than my Josey standard...

Both shafts are in very good condition. :thumbup:

New thread here: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=3160903&posted=1#post3160903

I don't play league, but it looks like you heard right: http://www.iowapoolplayers.com/#/News/

It's amazing the obstacles people can overcome. The shooting was impressive, but getting the balls out of the pockets and spotting them whould be no small task either. Impressive!

Very nice tribute, there were some fantastic old pics in there. :thumbup:

In your opinion, how much does tip hardnes come into play with this? It would seem that a harder tip would transfer more energy, so do you think a harder tip also helps with accuracy?

Anyone know what Earl's high run was during the straight pool match today?