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yes. They collaborated sort of. When Lucasi went to their “2nd generation” cues, they came standard with Uniloc and were available with Predator shafts. It’s fair to assume that they had some kind of business agreement with Predator (but maybe just from a wholesale buying). Jim Lucas (Cue...

Clearly talking about pool.

Yep https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/abe-rich-titilst-conversion.564990/page-2#post-7829712

McDermott was using CNC to build their cues as early as 1983. I know this will confuse people, but McDermott (Evan Clarke was with McDermott at the time) were making their V-groove points and many sub-components using CNC mills and lathes.

Sharing. NFS C-9 - has someone’s name engraved. I got this cue from eBay on a whim. I tried to reach out to Andy Koziatek, if it’s the same guy. He was on a McDermott page. Never posted back. HD3 The Eagle - most collectible of the Harley Davidson cues. Love this cue. WC-5 Duck Hunting...

Didn’t see him

In case anyone cares… The 11th pool hall above will open up im a couple weeks. All 9’ Diamond tables. As an update, I’ll add that there is a new bar as part of the Stix Billiards local franchise that opened up at Clearwater Beach (5 miles from me) with eleven (11) 7’ Valley tables. It will...

16-11 now, so I assume Race to 27

Is there a spot? Dennis moved his break after a perfect break (and ensuing runout).

That’s not a rumor. Cesar could play but was never known as a great player.

Change the name. You’re welcome.

I’m a nobody, but I’ve watched a lot one pocket in the last 25 years. I don’t remember a more impressive 8-out at 0-7. On the other hand, I don’t remember what I had for lunch…

We’ve got four at my local home bar. Good history. Been around a while and have a connection to Valley. Plays kinda like a Valley. Bar cueballs (purple or green Aramith included ) work. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/shelti-barboxes.160545/#post-2075250

Whether you don’t post like this again, you’re still correct.

He’d beat everyone except for other professional players. I think what’s missed in all of this is that if someone were to play themselves in some Mirror Mirror Star Trek Universe, I would bet on the guy who had his own custom cue over the guy who picked up something random of the bar wall (and...

What pro was that?

It is the archer, but surely the best archers in the world want to use the best arrows and bows. Olympic archers don't get their gear out of the bucket at the local YMCA summer camp shed. That's the rebuttal.

MH?

How are they different? I don’t understand the question. You literally repeated what they have in the ad, which highlights the differences.

Oh my