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In fairness, Hunter, he is willing to entertain offers below the $3,300 asking price. In today's tough economy, he might be willing to let the cue go for under 3 grand!!

Really nice work. The fisheye distortion gives a very unique look. What kind of treatments did you use in Photoshop to get the grain & coloration in the final product?

Those would be my bottom two for sure. With respect to Mitch (and Ewa, and Allen), we need to remember who they are working for and who their audience is. While the typical ESPN viewer may imagine himself to be knowledgeable in all sports, the broad ESPN audience typically DOESN'T know much of...

Agree with Bill Porter on the hit of DP cues... I own some recent DP's. They play nicely and are well finished. I've also gotten very good service from Dale-- asked for a custom shaft taper and received them exactly as specified for no additional charge. (He offers this with all of his eBay...

Mike is a classy guy... I was on the sidelines about ten feet away when this happened. He asked if the rule was foul-on-all-balls. When he was told "yes", he said that he had touched the seven while bridging over it. Absolutely no one else saw it. As he sat down he smiled and said "I've...

:clapping::clapping::clapping: (Muted golf applause) :clapping::clapping::clapping: Bravo! Well done! Very nice!

Thank you, Stan Shuffett Wow! I ask if someone can describe what Stan teaches regarding the wrist twist, and I get a detailed answer straight from the man himself three hours later. This is the kind of thing that makes this forum so cool. I'm going to have to start posting more often. Stan...

me, too... JoeyA, I completely respect your belief that a player's IDEA of executing a certain technique can lead to useful improvement, even if the physical execution does not match up precisely with the mental image. FOR ME, however, the idea of twisting the cue while stroking would be a...

This has been around for a while... I recall that Johnny Holiday wrote about this in his long-ago instruction books. He seemed to think that the technique gave him some extra-special juice on the cue ball. I tend to agree with those who don't buy in to this idea, at least at face value. It...

:D:D:D:D Now THAT was funny :D:D:D:D

Another vote for Dallas... The first time I saw Dallas West play I was stunned. Instroke75 summed up my reaction perfectly: "that is what a stroke is supposed to look like!" Like so many of the very best, he made the game look simple and effortless. Other favorites: Buddy Hall, Mike Sigel...