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I remember that match and was pulling for Landon. I don't use CTE but I've come to realize that if there's a secret to playing top level pool it's got to be in the way we align ourselves.

Great story! Glad you and you're son had a good time. I've never got the chance to meet Mr. Drexler but had a cue made by him years ago and he couldn't have been any friendlier and courteous.

My pool room is 20 x20 and it's plenty large enough.

When I first got into playing pool in the early 90s my first cue was a full splice Cobra. It was well built with a solid hit. Wish I still had it.

Think it was Greg Smith.

No, I'm not related. What made you ask such a question? I only commented on his case.

Sweet case!

I never have any trouble with the site. I stay logged on pretty much all day.

I love these classic styled cues. This cue is meant to be played with. Thanks for posting.

Don't know who the maker is but it looks to be a quality made cue.

Old school for me...13 mm.

You always have the best pictures and artwork Mike! Please go through your collection and post more. I enjoy seeing all this!

I hope they catch the guy this time. I still think the man seen in the videos has something to do with Mike's death.:angry:

Where do you all get this artwork? I'd love to have this type of stuff for my game room .

I'd have to choose James White. I've never owned a Mottey, but I've owned several White's and they all played perfect for me.

Kill em and eat em!

Great video! Rest in peace Scotty.

Beautiful cue. You always have the best cues!

Maybe it's in Grabber blue Dean! ;)

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