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Don't sweat it. Re-posts happen. That is part of an internet discussion group. If someone hates it that much, they are in the wrong place, imo. Welcome to the forums, and I hope some of these answers help. And, for the record, Schons are probably the only production cue I would personally own...

Philistine. Obviously.

Being a Southern boy, I vividly remember the first time(s) I: saw Johnny, met Johnny, and played Johnny. It was very intimidating the first time I played him, and I was already a fairly accomplished player, lol(at least in my opinion:cool:). I always wanted to hate him, simply because he plays...

Yup. Just not for me. It was nowhere near as controllable as a Moori hard. May just be for my game, though. It did seem to put a bit more juice on the ball, but then again, so do old Meucci shafts:p

I LOVE ivory ferrules, personally. I have never noticed any real difference, other than the grain, and easy cleaning compared to "regular" ferrules. I have used mainly ivory for the last 7 or so years, and regular for the 7 or so previous, and couldn't tell you the difference by feel. Did you...

Then I got a bad batch, cause I can promise you they wouldn't even rate in my top 10 of hard layered tips. Not even close.

1. Budweiser 2. Camel 3. Viper 4. Excalibur 5. Whoever makes the "Cane-cue" 6. The jump/jump/jump/break that fits into the 10" suitcase type case In exactly that order.

Just my personal experience, but I found the Kamui to be far too soft for my tastes. I tried them on two of my cues, but the feel just isn't there. Moori all the way for me.

Just stand with your feet a little closer to the floor. :)

I also have one of these cases. Just had to pimp it. These are truly FANTASTIC cases. You can't go wrong, so bump!!

Awesome collection. Here's hoping you walk into a pawn shop, or estate sale, and they have every one you need for $20 total:grin:

I think that both what you are doing, and what you are supporting are just great. Trying to give a little back to youth and soldiers is very noble. Both deserve our attention, imo. From the times I have met both players involved, I would expect nothing less. Good job, and keep up the good work.

EVERYBODY is better on the 7 footer. But no, Chris isn't really a small track player.

Personally, I think both these guys could use a little more seasoning.;)

Very doubtful. I think a lot of bridges were burnt, by all parties involved. Really too bad, as some of the more entertaining posters are no longer around. Not trying to pass judgment by saying that, just that some things around here seem kinda boring lately.

I actually tipped Mike Janis 100 once. But it was because he toted me to a non-Viking Tour event that I ended up winning, so it was really more jelly, lol.

ps, I like CB if anybody wants to sweat it cheap. The ultimate grinder, imo. Hard not to like and respect that.

11 am the following Monday.

Good luck Chris. Nice to see you in some soft action, lol.

Shouldn't, provided that the local cue maker does a good job, which with tascarella shouldn't be a problem, imo.