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I have a 30 inch Z2 and a 30 inch 314-2 that Jim Baxter made me from blanks that couldn't roll any truer (thanks, Jim).

Yep. I think I would fly in, head straight to the Sheriff's office, show them the email traffic and explain the situation, and ask them to accompany me to Showman's shop (if they decided it was a civil matter or were too lazy to make the trip, I might pick up a 21 oz house cue on my way to...

Their website doesn't say anything about 30" shafts yet. http://www.predatorcues.com/shafts/z-3-shaft/

SOLD! Mezz PBII w/Deep Impact shaft, Samsara break tip, and joint protectors in excellent condition. PM if interested. $350 shipped. SOLD!

I would sell it outright for $350 shipped.

Mezz PBII w/DI shaft and Samsara break tip I have a Mezz PBII with a Deep Impact shaft in excellent condition (Samsara break tip and JPs). PM me if interested. $350 shipped

Bump for a great break cue in pristine condition.

Bump for a great break cue in impeccable condition

Piece of cake. It's paved the entire way (extension of the driveway).

I have a Mezz PBII with a DI shaft in excellent condition (Samsara break tip and JPs) and want to trade it for a Predator BK3 with a sport wrap in equally good condition. PM me if interested.

I am in the process of buying a house with a "walk out basement" and my plan is to buy a 9 foot Diamond Pro-am to set up in the basement. My question is whether I should go with the one or 3 piece slate? What are the obvious pros and cons? I know most say the one piece is for main floor only...

I had a couple come up in league last night and I used straight high, center with good results. Think I'm on to something. Thank everyone for their input. I love this forum.

I should preface this with a few details. I am getting back into the game after nearly 20 years of playing very little and my eyes aren't what they used to be. My dilemma is about a specific shot and what those who play much better than me think the best way to handle it is. I am speaking of...

I think what you are talking about regarding the military training (MOS stuff) are ASIs (Additional Skill Identifiers), They are additional codes added to your MOS designation that identify that you have been through specialized training IN ADDITION TO your MOS school. For example, 11B is...

Yeah, but he cleared all that up. He had "2 or 3 in the low 600s." LMAO! What does that even mean? I spent almost 20 years in the Army and that's a new one on me.

OK, I'll just continue to judge you on your insistence on omitting the vowels from most of the words you type.:wink:

Yeah, that post is all kinds of sketchy! I taught at an MOS producing school in the Army for more than 6 years and it would be borderline impossible to get 5 MOSs in 2 years (not to mention not make any sense as you are sent to a school with the sole purpose of being fielded to a unit to serve...

Just playing Devil's advocate as I don't have a dog in this fight, but if you believe the Meucci haters out there he should have quite a bit of cash in his, "failure to fix/pay for valid warranty claims" account.

Another little known tidbit to add to that story (and show you the hypocrisy of the endorsement game)... When Tiger first signed with Nike he was required to use Nike balls instead of the Titleists he had used his entire life. Only they weren't really Nike balls, they were Bridgestone's with a...

Amen! Who slams someone else's cue on the rail/table. I cringed when I read another poster who said his "friend" slammed his cue on the table after he asked to borrow it?!? That's crazy to me! Luckily, I don't have "friends" like that. And if I were the guy who that happened to, I would...