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Motivated seller! I would really like to sell these cues quickly! The quality and hit of these cues is better than any production cue on the planet. Just like a custom cue real spliced points and real inlays! Make me an offer on one or all these vintage cues!

All these cues are from a limited collection made in the early 2000's and are unchalked and in perfect condition! 1.) WMHR1 - Hall of Fame Series pool cue with a birdseye maple forearm with four rosewood points and Titlist veneers. The butt is rosewood. The wrap is white with green spec Irish...

1.) Signed David Jacoby ebony full-splice sneaky. Solid hitter in very good condition. Radial pin. Weight 19.1oz. Joint protectors included. $SOLD Shipped. 2.) Tiger beautifully figured bocote full-splice with 2 veneers, black and maple.. Awesome player with Tiger Ultra X shaft and Sniper tip...

Sold pending a trade...

Price reduced to $SOLD! Own a piece of history!

TTT for a rare cue at a great price!

Aiming in pool is NOT like aiming in golf or any other activity! The main projectile in pool is the cue tip! We "propel" the cue tip into a ball with the object of propelling that ball into another ball and sending it into the target. In pool, there are actually multiple targets and two...

Let's be accurate in our terminology. "english" is sidespin. Hitting the cue ball above center is "follow" not "high english" and likewise, hitting the cue ball below center is "draw" not "low english". Hitting the cue ball with "follow" does not put draw on the object ball. Friction from the...

What do you mean by lengthens & shortens?

Having done so in the past, Min wax rubbed on polyurethane finish would not only protect the cue from the elements...it is also a finish you could do yourself.

Who: Hoppe What: Did anyone ever tell you, you can't play pool and win with a side stroke like yours?

Yes, Mosconi came in 4th, Hoppe came in 1st in 47...and 48, 49, 50, 51, and 52. Mosconi didn't have a chance of winning until after Hoppe rstired in 52. BTW Hoppe also won the challenge match. Hoppe has 51 world titles, Mosconi has 15. That should answer who was the greatest!

Imho nine ball is a waste of 6 balls! One-pocket, 15 - ball rotation, 14.1, Kelly pool, golf, and 8 - ball are the only games to play. I don't even care to watch 9 - ball on tv..the medium for which the game was created. If there is a reason for a decline in billiards interest, it is because of...

Level 7 Hall of Fame Series pool cue with a birdseye maple forearm with four ebony points with blue, red and black veneers. Each point has five mother of pearl inlays. The butt is ebony with 52 mother of pearl inlays and four sets of veneer rings. Total 112 inlays. The wrap is brown cowhide. The...

You're on the right track here because you are describing the characteristics on a good pool shaft. However, even in a custom shop, the shaft is sort of a production task...since most cue builders build every shaft in their shop the same way. Just to have many cue buyers replace that shaft with...

Taking any variables out of your stroke is the best advice for most players. It's a lot like chipping or putting in golf...is it easier to gauge how far a ball will roll or how far a ball will fly (chipping)? Consistent putting comes from NOT breaking the wrists at impact. The pros can get away...

Compared to now, there was not that many quality cuemakers back then! Also, pros now endorse the cues they use and are paid to do so. That didn't happen in those days...at least not very often. Let's remember, GB made only about 200 cues in his lifetime. No way could he have kept up with today's...

Well, they didn't use a real Balabushka in TCOM because it was too valuable...does that answer your question?

Stick with a quality production cue until you KNOW what you want in a custom cue. Nobody buys a custom cue because it will make your game better. If you are convinced you want a custom cue, then find one here on AZ from one of our reputable dealers (Jazznpool is one of the best). Ordering a...

Here's a Helmstetter that was made in Japan: http://www.cornerstonecues.com/cue775.htm Note the price tag!