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Don't be afraid to dicker over the price if you see one you like - the dealers are usually more than willing to cut you a deal to make the sale.

Jacoby only has a 4 - 5 month lead time, and this month has a special where they will throw in a matching heavy hitter break cue with order.

Ariel Carmelli - plain or fancy, they always are great players.

Why not use 24" bulbs?

I've tried ob and bk2, both are great, but have settled on the Jacoby Edge break cue. It is a laminated construction cue, transmits power extremely well, and for me, allows better cue ball control. I highly recommend investigating these further prior to making your final selection.

I've tried quite a few of them, and I'm hooked on the Jacoby Edge - you can get new for around $250.

I'm going to be in Raleigh, NC on business next week - any recommended places to play? Thanks ahead of time.

Couldn't get the pictures to you through email, so how is this? Bret

Try www.cuecomponents.com - best prices I've found.

Scruggs Hoppe style - 15.1 oz. butt - 3.9 oz. shafts, 13mm - ivory ferrules and Hoppe ring - stainless steel piloted joint - white linen wrap with brown specks - built in 2005 - unplayed - 2300 shipped - PM me if interested Bret McIntire

$2.25 at www.cuecomponents.com

Why do tables have to be gaffed? Why not just follow WPA and BCA specifications that call for a 4.5" pocket and forget about it? Everybody seems hell bent on fixing something that ain't broke. Too me, overly tight pockets take more away from the game than they give. A players ability should...

If its ok to give you $25 when I get there, I'm in.

IMHO the Jacoby Edge break cue is the best deal on the market. You can get one new for $250. May not be the fanciest looking, but the performance is out of this world.

I think I would go caveman on her - club her over the head with your cue and drag her by the hair along with you.

If you're looking for some action, JOB's just north of Nashville is pretty sporty. After that, several places in the Atlanta area.

My guess would be Cuetec, because of SVB and Allison.

I've tried many - my current favorite is the Jacoby Edge. Monster break and good jumper.

I switch between two cues depending on what game I'm playing and the table conditions. For rotation games on a 9 foot table I use my Predator 2K5. For all other games I use an Ariel Carmelli Merry Widow that hits a ton. My jump/break cue is a Jacoby Edge.

Check cuecomponents.com - you can get them there for about $10 a piece.