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I had no idea that there were that many cuemakers in my general area. Thank you all for the info. This has compounded my uncertainty, although I feel very confident that I would enjoy one of Paul's cues.

I know the deal. It's that part of it that is driving me nuts. I have to work very hard on the mental basics.

I see you play with a Southwest. Are Daytons similar in type of hit?

Any other cues that have a comparable hit? I'm looking for a point of reference.

I am working on trying to get back in this game after a 15 year layoff. Over the years, I've owned and have played with various cues. I have a few cues, but nothing as an every day player. I now live in South Florida and am only 20 minutes from Paul Dayton. I haven't played with his cues and...

1979-1980 Scruggs 1of 3 Here's a cue I bought in 1984 for 600 and had refinished by Tim about 6 years ago. The cue has lots of ivory and even gold inlays. The cue is as new condition and plays great. Any guess on value? I'm curious due to fact I have been out of the game for about 15 years and...

Buy the most significant cue you can Like any investment, antiques, collector cars, real estate, etc. the most significant pieces will always be sought after in any market and will less likely to take large falls in value. In a hot market, they will be the ones to defy all logic. Cues that...

I have played with that cue Buffalo Floyd. That cue was owned by J.H. Jr. in Buffalo NY. I have played with that cue close to 20 years ago at Classic Cue Billiards. I have a Scuggs #12 of the same vintage and was trying to get an idea on value and found this while searching.