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A D player would think a B player is great

Why not explain it here.

Try felt green. :smile::smile::smile:

Learn to play great. Possessing a killer instinct doesn't work if you keep losing.:smile:

,,,and f'ing DON'T MENTION IVORY, Say something like wooden dowels and rods. Hell, for the cost I'd ship the shafts and butt separately. Maybe that way customs won't identify them as a cue

SHUCKS! And I was going to have either Stroud or Trent make my next cue.

When you play baseball with your friends, it's a game.

And would the cue be stained with red blood?

Very good :):):) Mosconi was Fats's daddy. Does that count?

A milk dud is a mushy candy

FOR LONG-TERM STORAGE: The angle of the cue doesn't matter as long as it is SUPPORTED through it's entire length. In other words, putting them in a vertical case, say a Whitten, is no good because gravity will affect it. If you leave anything unsupported, gravity will do it's damage, even...

You'd be surprised at how many really good players stay away for years. Quit in fact.

How does it clock. Do you place the phone in front of 1ball and it measures the impact of the cb?

Pretty sweeping argument for people to stop asking any stupid questions or crying about their customs-delayed, ivory inlayed cues.

Sir, those are great pics.

They hit like a one-piece

Mika uses a V grip. Watch him. Btw, here's some advice for watching great players if you're a beginner. Don't watch them pocket balls, don't watch their pattern. Don't watch the cueball. You will be distracted. Just watch their grip, bridge, stroke, and watch what the cue does through to the end...

Micro - rail first as if to smidge overcut. Inside english helps. Good eyesight helps even more. If you merely try to cut, you'll cut the OB into the rail, hence the miss. With a sight overcut, the CB catches the ob while coming off the rail and does not drive the OB into the rail. Smooth stroke...

Calculate: wherein n is the better player and k is his waistline x-1 the inverse corollary to his hypotenuse. Ask and ye shall receive.

It's a corollary.