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If the cue was advertised as straight, it is obviously not straight. Doesn't really matter if the guy is a nit or not. I sold you a cue awhile back with less roll than than this and happily refunded your money when you said the guys in Massachusetts didn't like it. I'm not sure how they got...

The Gilberts are a great choice. Expect an exceptional cue

I do not sell the tips. I make them for myself and a few local players.

I make LePro milk duds. You sand the sealer off of top and bottom and soak them. They play like hard tips but really grip the cue ball. I've never had one mushroom and they never have to be roughed up. Great tips

One of my Schon cues with nice veneers

I have three 5/16x14 shafts that are .840 with black collars. They were all made for me by Andy Gilbert out of old titlist one piece cues. I would sell them for $125 each. If your interested ;et me know and I'll send pics

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These are pretty unique. Not cheap but unique

sold........

I have this Nitti for $1200 shipped

pics of one of my Palmers for comparison.

My guess is this cue came out of the palmer shop or perhaps it was made by someone who worked there and moved on. It looks a lot like a model 2 from the third catalog but made using earlier rings and joint collar and before production was moved overseas. Just my guess

I have one of Andy's high deflection shafts too. I watched him make it. If anyone asks what deflection is that will explain it pretty quickly

I have these Gilbert merry widows

I attend every year from wednesday through saturday and I certainly did not see a drop off this year

A couple of cues and a couple of great cue makers

I saw this cue at the DCC and the points are some of the best I've ever seen on a Titlist. Great cue, great cuemaker

Here's one. No clue who made it. Burton Spain forearm. Other than that, who knows?? I'll have it at the DCC if anyone wants to make a guess