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Jacoby Custom Cues sells their jump cue for $135, and I consider it one of the top two or three made. Visit their website.

I haven't played APA for several years now, but when I played, the only way a 7 got matched up against a 2, was if the 7 level player was put up first and the skill level 2 got dumped on him. This being the case, it was the level 2 player's team that made the decision, so who cares if they get...

I have this Whitten 3 X 6. PM if interested. Also have 3 X 6 Justice lightly used. Can get pictures if interested.

How's This one? PM me if interested.

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Nothing against Dennis, but he is not a one-pocket player. I saw Danny Smith torture him at the Southern Classic last year, beating him 3-0 in about 30 minutes. If I remember correctly, the total ball score for the three games was 24 to -3. His is obviously great at pocketing balls, but has a...

Whitten 3 X 6 This is a picture of the case I PM'd you about.

Schon shafts have a pilot that only fits Schon butts - Predator has shafts specially designed to fit Schon cues - it isn't a standard 5/16 x 14 that fits Joss for example. Look up shafts on Seybert's website and you can see the difference.

Here's a novel idea - why not just follow the world standards? (4.5" by the way) That's what everybody should be training to play on. Why do some people think they have to gaff a table? What does it prove? I think reducing the pocket size takes a lot more away from the game than it ever helps.

I've got a Limited Edition 3 Adams Balabushka - Test hit only - comes with 2 shafts - email me if interested.

1. The bridge is again open. 2. Horseshoe is sold out except for the first Saturday, 1/26. 3. I recommend booking either the New Albany, IN, Hampton Inn or Holiday Inn Express. They're pretty much interchangeable and across the street from each other. I believe the casino was running a...

Like I said, the 9 ball specialists have to come up with lame excuses to ridicule 8 ball. You don't believe 8 ball players ever have to kick or bank? It's probably done much more in 8 ball, because you may not have a place to duck. And as to playing safeties, it is easy to hide from one ball...

I've been playing pool for over 45 years and my observation is that to the great world class players like SVB, Efren, Earl, Alex, etc., it doesn't make a difference what game they play, they are going to excell. But, when you drop down to the shortstop level or good local players, the good...

Already have one - Jim Rempe

Amazon or Ebay have for $136

Can't go wrong with either Diamond or Gold Crown. But, like one of previous posters stated, look for a used one - with patience, you can probably find one for 1/4 -1/3 the price of a new one.

Second Milk-Dud tip. A good Triangle tip isn't a bad choice either. Bottom line, needs to be a hard tip with little compression left in it.

You're asking a question nobody here can honestly answer for you. Everybody is different, so what is the nuts for one person may be trash to the next. My suggestion is to kindly ask other players in your area if you could try hitting a few balls with their cues and see what fits your game...

Diamonds in Hixson has one-pocket tourneys every Sunday starting at 1:00 pm, Chattanooga Billiard Club-East also has tourneys every Sunday, alternating between 8-ball and 9-ball every other weekend, and lastly, Charlie's in Soddy-Daisy has bar box 8-ball tourneys every Friday and Saturday night...

I love how gullible people in the pool world are. I have cubes of both - there is NO difference.