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couple were just P2 butts, but that is 75% of the battle, and reasonably priced too.

there are several on ebay right now.

what model Joss is that??? Very sharp cue.

Like a lot of folks, I met Tom Rossman in Vegas many years ago, when he was doing his exhibitions. Found out about 15 years later that he was from Minonk Illinois and a school friend of my fraternity brother Paul Kettwich. Very small world.

I'm getting the one from Predator with adjustable shot power, can bank 5 rails!!!

when I went to Vegas for VNEA and BCA tournaments, I "found" enough slightly used chalk to last until the following year. Figured I'd spent a grand or so attending, might as well have a few take home gifts.

no, can't see with a ball cap on.

chip tournament???

no its a process....take a standard Elkmaster, measure for thickness, soak in whole milk for a day, it will swell, then press back to original thickness, let it sit compressed for a day, then install. the milk acts as glue and cements the tip together preventing mushrooming and other deformations.

Are they worth the effort? Better off with just a standard Elkmaster? What say you??

for pool and shotgun enthusiasts.......back in my skeet shooting days, I shot at a gun club that had a "character", who when things weren't going well with his Remington 1100, would open the bolt, scoop up a handful of dirt/sand/gravel, throw it in the breech, vigorously rack the bolt back and...

see above, it is tight when fully screwed together, but less than a quarter turn "loose", and there is a serious wobble between the butt and shaft. I am fearful of really cranking it too tight to avoid stripping the threads.

I've had 4 colonoscopies and due for another. Oh, what fun!!!

true enough, my morning "BMs" are rare and unique, but pretty low in demand.

Got an aftermarket shaft that is correct thread for existing butt, but is a bit wobbly screwing on. Anybody tried a bit of white teflon plumbing tape to tighten up the fit?? I don't have any tape handy to try, so I wondered if anyone had done it before me. TIA.

She has a great smile, when she shows it. Always pretty serious when playing, but in an "off" moment, she can light up a room. Great player.

It was a Meucci, and I still have it.

This is 25-30 years ago. You are shooting pool; guy comes up to you and offers a cue for sale. It's about a $200-225 new price cue, in decent shape, rolls straight on the table and rail, both together and apart. He wants $75. Do you buy it, or take a pass? I bought it but caught...

about 20 years ago I caught Earl practicing, and he had his own set of balls. Somewhere in NC I believe.

left nut in the corner pocket!!!!