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Like axejunkie, I don’t have experience with the other tapers, but the standard taper works very well for me. It is stiff, kind of reminds me of an old Coker that I had, but the cue feels very “solid” and suits me. Enjoy your cue!

Kind of like an (old) oil thread.

Terre Haute, Indiana

Perhaps they use the search function?

If he's good and moves across the street to the medium/minimum security camp they used to have pool tables there!

I thought Hueblers weren’t a true 5/16 x 18, that they are actually a bit undersized.

kdrswordsmith

58 Duo-Glide, the pan is classic.

Not how I practice (that might explain my game) but after watching the video it’s kind of cool! I like the swinging pegs. As a stroke check I set the cue ball on the spot shooting at a piece of chalk on the middle diamond of the rail and get the cue ball to return to the cue tip. You could use...

When I ordered a break shaft they were calling it a Uni-loc, maybe they changed the name because of trademark/patent issues. Mine fit on a uni-loc butt fine.

What years are the different labels?

Maybe I’m a tire kicker! I always ask a few questions to see the speed/quality of the reply. Often I ask for specific additional information or photos. The seller’s response tells a lot. If they don’t want to put a little effort into it, how are they going to be after they have the money? Not...

I’m in, thanks!

Will $12 get it?

If I remember correctly from a thread on here years ago, Dufferin had pool halls in Canada and this was a line of cues they sold there, made by Mr. Huebler. It’s like the line he did for Clicks and Dave & Busters.

I got with him about a cue several (4 or 5) years ago and it’s on schedule for this year. When I first contacted him he said something to the effect of “don’t get in a rush, it’ll be a while.”

Just curious, how did they get your email and how did they know you sent a PM to flipmo?

He makes nice cues, I have a one that has some of the nicest birdseye that I’ve seen, 3rd cue from the top. It plays nicely too!

Nice touch!

Nice video, thanks for posting it. To a least one poster on here, quit worrying about aiming and work on something important, like learning how to let things go.