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If I chuckle, they get a green. I'm a hard sell though.

#glovegate2017

The Efren Z shot, of course! EDIT: Didn't read through. AK guy beat me to the punch.

Still not showing up for me

I'm confused, it says this thread was bumped today but it doesn't look like anyone has replied to it since JB in '14.

You can and will get used to anything. Try it and if you don't like it, sell it and give a different maker a try. The nice thing about custom cues is if you get the right person to build it, it's not like a car where you lose a lot of value the moment you drive off the lot. It should be fairly...

Since this we're dealing in hypotheticals and fantasies, can it be anyone from any time in history? If so, Harold Worst or 1980's Jose Parica.

Seems you could just screw the shaft on while the butt is still in the case, no? Once you've screwed in a couple of threads the butt should come right out.

+1 for this. I shot with a Bobby Hunter cue once that was 60 inches and 21 ounces and it played like it was 18oz. Same with Richard Harris cues as well, he made a lot of heavy cues and they're all so well balanced it doesn't matter.

Yeah you're right, it's way dumber than arguing about who's better at poking at a ball with a stick. Anyways, I'm the guy that started this off with Jones. I believe he could be the all time great in the sport because when he first started in MMA the LHW division was full of buzzsaws and he...

thanks for your contribution, scrooge

Well to start, that's assuming Jones is done, which I'm not - he'll be back in July and I imagine he'll go on another run. I'll give you that his division shallow now, but when he started light heavyweight was still a stacked division and it's only dried out in the last couple of years. And it...

another really good one.

Just to add one in there, I'll say Jon Jones in MMA. He's lost one fight and it was by disqualification due to illegal elbows while he was beating a guy up, so to anyone with a brain he is undefeated in 23 fights (and this isn't boxing with big gloves - the margin for error is much lower, and...

From what I gather, he's had some issues on the Facebook group sites, particularly with the mods on the Open Billiard Market. I take all that with a grain of salt because honestly, a few of the mods on those sites strike me as a little drunk on power and I've seen what I would consider personal...

looks to be really well made, whatever it is. hopefully barry gets back to you!

I'm not normally an ebony/flame veneer enthusiast, but gee whiz that cue is ridiculous. So nice. I love everything about it.

You can find an excellent used custom sneaky pete for 300 dollars. If you wait for the right deal you can get one from Leon Sly, Bob Frey, Pat Diveney, and a host of other great makers for not all that much more than that. Brand new, I'd say get a Pechauer, Lucasi (if you don't mind China-made)...

In chronological order, but probably missed some: Lucasi sneaky pete Pechauer JP02 Joss JS04 Leon Sly purpleheart hoppe style sneaky pete, my first custom. Keith Josey rosewood sneaky pete Dufferin phantom cue Lambros sneaky pete. First cue where I hit a ball and immediately knew I loved it...

I once saw it whilst casually perusing Super Soaker Magazine