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Linkified for the lazy, Longoni PS6-7 cue on longoniusa.com. ;)

my bad...but no, still doesn't help. I have to have a 2x4, for my j/b cue and my main shooting cue, plus the shafts. :frown:

Damn, if that McDermott were a 2x4 case, I'd make you an offer on it, seeing as I just got a McDermott cue. :p But a 1x1 doesn't do me any good. :(

Huh...wish I'd seen this earlier. I know I'm not good enough to win, but I'd have entered. Or at least shown up to watch! :p I'm in Clearwater, right down the road. :embarrassed2:

So what's the best way to clean the shaft? One of these products, or should I use...? :confused:

i just sent payment via PayPal for one Ultimate Tip Tool (black) & one (1) refill kit. :smile: Thanks! :D

Heh...I'm thinking that would make an interesting "practice table"...put it on a table, tack some cups to where the "pockets" are, and when you're done, roll it up and put it in the closet! :p I like it...just not "$250 like it". :embarrassed2:

It's a pity you're in Ohia and i'm in Florida. :p

Hmmm...I've been looking for something like this myself. Which would be recommended, getting the Ultimate Top Tool from rackem, or the Diamondback Atrox Tip Tool? :confused: Rackem, how much are you asking for the Ultimate Tip Tool?

I feel compelled to respond. the owner IS responsible, and they ARE supposed to carry insurance. It's required by law; if someone gets their head cracked open by a bar cue, the establishment is liable. The owner and/or bar staff accepted responsibility for the items when they agreed to store...

Ya know what? On my Vista machines, I use ad blocking software (which is built into Norton Internet Security 2007; it was taken out in the 2008 & 2009 versions, which is one of the many reaons I refuse to upgrade to them), and I literally haven't seen web advertisements in years. :cool:

For eight or nine ball, I place the cue ball on the right side of the table, and it's as close to exact as I can get it, halfway between the first two diamonds/markers on the foot of the table, and halfway between the #2 & #3 diamonds/markers on the side of the table. With a good firm, solid...

Uh, noooooo. The Cash Back is deposited directly in your PayPal account, and it's exactly that: CASH BACK. It's not some sort of "special eBay-only currency". Not sure where you got that idea from. It's deposited as regular funds in your PayPal account, and you can withdraw it, spend it...

I was just pointing out what I saw. You're right, you probably can't compete with eBay (really, who can, right?), but if there's no offers or only some lowball offers, it might be something to consider. Then again, maybe you should put it on eBay with a Buy It Now of $115 r so; in your auction...

Just my opinion, but a new (as in not used) Schon IV shaft goes for $175 shipped on eBay, and with the Microsoft Live Search 25% Cash Back deal (which I've posted about a dozen or so times), that's $43.75 off, making it $131.25 total for a brand-new one. Given that, I really don't think anyone...

I honestly don't know how this turned into a flame war. Just because other people use the "rep points" thing, doesn't mean *I* am going to. As I said, I could not really care less about it. All i wanted to do was ask some questions about terms I keep seeing here, and gain some insight. I am...

That's actually a pretty nice-looking cue. Are the inlays real/what are they made of? What wood is that?

What are you people, in 4th grade, where you feel the overwhelming need to pass a note asking "Do you like me? Check yes or no." Seriously, if people are looking for approval or "rep points" on a public forum...get some professional mental health help for your low self-esteem. Trust me when I...

I checked out that link with my adblocking software both on and off, and I do not see any images, only text describing the process? :confused: I don't particularly care about "reps", and don't understand why other people care, either. I said your answers were very helpful, which implied I was...

Yes, those are very helpful, and actually, one of the answers reminded me of another question: what is a "full spliced cue"? By that, I mean, what does "splicing" refer to? :confused: