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screw cue together with small dab of silicone adhesive, should prevent buzzing and be "removable" as well.

any kind of picture on a cue.....fox, bobcat, fish, etc. should just be designs.

sliding fee scale.....first tip is 5 bucks, second is 6, third is 7,etc

I have 2 break cues, one on each end of the rainbow. A 25 ounce Orlandi sneaky pete style, about 57 inches long, thick shaft with a hard tip. An 18 ounce off brand "carbon fiber" cue, in need of a new tip. Cost me like $80, 25 years ago. To the OP, just buy a solid cheap cue in the weight...

Luther is one of my favorite "Old Timers".

cold for here, mid 30s in north central Georgia

I bought a measle ball, and a can of white spray paint and painted over all the dots. Problem solved.

Do you find yourself shooting more upright as you get older? Or, is it so gradual that you don't notice? I think of Allison Fischer with her chin right down on the cue, and then Mosconi and Fats shooting much more upright. This just a natural progression?

98.6??

I am very right-handed except for archery. Why??? who the hell knows, it's just weird.

about 25 years ago at a bar in Williams AZ, on my way to Vegas from Albuquerque, I was "unbeatable". I took on all comers and whipped them all. But truth be told, they were all bangers, not a solid stroke in the joint...but it was fun. similar experience in Indy. I couldn't miss, and just...

similar situation, and answer. mid 1970s I was shooting skeet and had some glasses made up for my dominant/right eye. mid 1990s I was shooting pool and had some glasses made up for my dominant/right eye. both pairs have been lost to history, but YES, they helped, very similar, sat higher on...

I seem to recall seeing very small coin-op, bar box tables in the 3x6 size. Our student union at college had a couple as I recall. Am I dreaming??

easy, just make 40 on the snap, then run the final 5.

yes, just has the small 314 "decal" on the shaft

well......anywhere from $100 to $400....so I will put in a call to Predator tomorrow to get a bit more history. Thanks.

they are NOT for sale, I was just curious about current value. These are my playing shafts. I think I paid about $200 for them in 1994 or so.

My Cue History..... In the mid 1990s, I was going to Vegas for BCA/VNEA eight ball tourneys, one year I hit a $2500 jackpot on a nickel slot, bought a Schon STL16. Year or 2 later, in Vegas, entered a vendor's raffle for a Schon STL9, and won it. So I have two very nice cues, that I...

I have a couple first generation Predator 314 shafts, about 25 years old, Schon thread, one used, one like new. Just curious what the current market for them is.

buy a decent used butt off of ebay and pair it with a good shaft and tip and you are good to go for less than $500