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I owned this one for awhile, best playing cue I ever owned. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/4-cues-finished.83384/

Shafts I'd say late 80's, the butt is probably from about 96 if my memory serves on that logo.

Should've won the flip or lag.

Mcdermott d17 from about 1989 or if you consider joss then a j18 joss.

Willards and a old piece of deer leather.

No, they aren't in business anymore.

I just use a q-tip dipped in a cup of boiling water and hold it against the ding. Quick and works well. I've used most of the mentioned ways as well over the years.

Its from 2019 lol and says sold, are you blind?

Believe those are implex

Weird when you sell them how much you bash them. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/carbon-fiber-shafts-manufacturing.539613/#post-7184374

Was hanging out in 89, guy and girl come in about 2 pm and toss a duffel bag under a table and go out the front door. Cops roll in about 3 minutes later, find two fully loaded Mac 10's in the bags along with cash. Only time I've seen automatic weapons in a room.

Lol according to their mayor it is everyone else’s fault.

No

I've been hanging around pool rooms since I was 17, 51 now. What I've come to understand in this state is most everyone is armed, and most everyone has everyone else's back. Other than a few fights never had a problem.

Enough cash to play on, at least 200-300 and my charming personality.

I'm just a bad player who has owned a lot of cues. Joint pin is about the last thing I care about in a cue. The tip, the ferrule, the shaft taper, even the woods used in the butt are all more important to me. If a joint connects securely then I think it matters very little.

https://www.pooldawg.com/last-4-ever-tip-tool-nickel-radius?gclid=EAIaIQobChMImI-b4--79QIVlsmUCR3UKwD-EAYYASABEgKcx_D_BwE or just use the willards lightly to scuff.

Think it was more the "well known" and short time frame. Most of the good cuemakers aren't going to start work on a cue the day you order it. Certainly some of them will, and deliver on time, but it is rare. Only orders from cuemakers that have been problems for me were promised short time...

Time frame seems pretty short for a well known cuemaker, at least a good cuemaker. Not Krown is it? If so you ain't getting it back anytime soon.

Yes, but that doesn't mean it was the original wrap.