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Scan of the cover of the program I have from 1967:

I have an old Johnston City program that was given to me by my buddy Frankenstroke. I have the pages (covers and all) scanned, but they are on my computer at home. I'll try to remember to upload some later this evening.

I spoke with one of the Jansco son-in-laws at the DCC last year and he explained that the bar is still there and operational, but the family doesn't have anything to do with it now. They do still run the golf course, I want to say it's called The Stardust....someone please correct me if I'm...

Was Shane still breaking with his playing cue, or was he using a separate break cue?

KJ, I didn't look at the ferrule too closely, so I couldn't tell you. At first glance, it looked like a McD to me, but the ring above the "A" joint and the 5/16-14 pin with the shaft insert seemed puzzling. Did McD ever use this type of pin on the older cues? I know the "D" series of the late...

I have a buddy who has this cue and we're trying to figure out what brand it is. The pictures aren't the greatest, but hopefully someone will be able to identify the maker. The forearm is a nicely figured piece of birdseye with a cocobolo ring above the "A" joint. Irish linen wrap. Nice...

Just figured I'd post a pic of my latest use of Bryan's bumpers.....the color was exactly what I needed for this application.

If the shaft is larger than the butt, the collar of the shaft can be turned down and refinished to match up with the butt. If the butt is larger than the shaft, you'd probably have to remove and replace the shaft collar with a larger one and taper the collar to match the butt. On my playing...

Interested in pic(s) of the cover.......

JB, I agree with you 100%, along with many others in this thread. I've often been tempted to post responses to threads that "get me riled", but fortunately, I've resisted. I go by the rule of "if you can't say something nice, or at least tastefully, keep it to yourself." There have been a...

There's always room on my bookshelf for material such as "Pool Wars". If the early reviews equate JohnnyT's book with Jay's, get going on the final draft and post up ordering info!

Bump for a great product and a great seller. Bryan, thanks again for taking the initiative to get these things produced at an affordable price!

I trim/shape tips at top speed on my Hightower lathe, which I believe to be 1500-1600 RPM.

Very nice.....may I ask who is doing the work?

There have been several attempts over the years to organize a similar men's tour. Between crooks at the helm, and others trying to "do it better", there has never been a concentrated effort for any significant amount of time. There's only so much $$$ in professional pool and with the attempts...

If using a 3/8-10 pin, you'll either want a collar or some type of insert in the shaft to prevent it from splitting. I've done them for people without either and one has come back after it split the shaft. I had suggested the collar, but the customer decided against it. If using the shaft...

Possible interest here, let me know.

I'll take #'s 3, 5, & 6. PM me your payment preference. Thanks!

....bump....anyone have (2) or more as I'm looking for a few matching pieces......

From what I could see, it looked like Jasmin was using one of these at the recent WPBA event in Michigan City, Indiana. She made a jump, and the shot, to run out a game in the finals. Great jump cue and she was using one with a phenolic tip, but mine has a leather tip and jumps as good as any...