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  1. Cornerman

    Does anyone here have any experience, or opinions about Early Adam Custom Shop Musashi cues?

    Why find and quote facts when we already have good ol’ guessing, conjecture and fantasy???
  2. Cornerman

    Is Jayson Shaw a future hall of famer?

    For sure, but Hanoi was already mentioned by the OP. They were looking “outside the Hanoi.”
  3. Cornerman

    Is Jayson Shaw a future hall of famer?

    US Open 9-ball International 9-ball WPA World BlackBall He has a good case, but maybe not a shoe-in for first year of eligibility.
  4. Cornerman

    Does anyone here have any experience, or opinions about Early Adam Custom Shop Musashi cues?

    I think everyone with any kind of knowledge knows that full spice vs half splice isn’t an automatic anything. Or else you’d be saying that an Abe Rich using an import full-splice blank would be superior to any number of his contemporaries that were doing half-splice forarms. And before anyone...
  5. Cornerman

    Does anyone here have any experience, or opinions about Early Adam Custom Shop Musashi cues?

    I know you won’t get that this reasoning makes no sense. If he is saying that Adam was “superior” to their “American Counterparts,” then by your reasoning, he must be talkng about someone that is not on the same level (superior/inferior). Else, your reasoning is trying to find an equivalent...
  6. Cornerman

    Does anyone here have any experience, or opinions about Early Adam Custom Shop Musashi cues?

    The The guy said, “superior.” Start with that.
  7. Cornerman

    Does anyone here have any experience, or opinions about Early Adam Custom Shop Musashi cues?

    Then which counterparts do you want to compare against since you’re backpedaling? Joss? McDermott? No way were they superior to these two at any time. What’s the next clarification you need to make?
  8. Cornerman

    Does anyone here have any experience, or opinions about Early Adam Custom Shop Musashi cues?

    There wasn’t any time in Japan’s cuemaking timeline that they could have been called superior to the American cuemakers unless you’re being very selective on which cuemakers. You’d literally be comparing any Japan-made cue to Ernie Gutierrez, Gus Szamboti, Bill Stroud, Bill Schick, etc. Not...
  9. Cornerman

    Why do pros rarely use the dart stroke for jump shots?

    I’ve seen Efren shoot a couple jump shots. Some of the poorest execution ever.
  10. Cornerman

    How many of you steal chalk from the pool hall?

    I’m a donor to my local bar. I have a 100+ cubes of Masters Blue. Most have no flag for you no flag folks.
  11. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    I got the skinny on it, just to satisfy my curiosity. Lucas tells me he started the company in 1989 but got it officially incorporated in 1991.
  12. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    I guess I’d need to see a better photo of the butts. Your photos don’t look like Delrin to me either, but I’d be able to tell you definitively in person. Natural Delrin is translucent white. But sometimes manufacturers put white colorant so that the Delrin is opaque white.
  13. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    Although Jim Lucas started his billiards sales in 1974, he lists the start of Cue and Case in Sept 1989 and Jan 1990. lol. The history page says ‘91. Someone’s memory is clearly scrambled. To satisfy my curiosity, I sent a note to Wes Bond and Jim Lucas.
  14. Cornerman

    Best Advice Ever For Straight-In Shots?

    Egg effin zactally
  15. Cornerman

    Busti wins the Swanee,

    We’re talking about Bustamante, a BCa Hall of Famer, who was a better 9-baller than Efren, former Player of the Year, multiple-time one pocket and bank pool champion at DCC, winner of a high percentage of one pocket tournaments that he’s entered. When Efren told anyone who listened that there...
  16. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    If it’s a plastic, it’s Delrin. Ivory would be the other possibility.
  17. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    Players was Jim Lucas out Florida and Cue & Case, and he sold it. But, to whom, yeah I assumed it was foreign. Koda 100% is related to Cue & Case prior to selling the company. Any time I have an old Lucas or Players question, I reach out to Wes Bond. Wes is Jim's son-in-law.
  18. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    I think Jim Lucas sold Cue and Case to an overseas company. Best bet for Info is Koda. Jim Lucas retired, and Wes Bond, who owns Koda (Bull Carbon), is I believe Jim’s son-in-law.
  19. Cornerman

    Players cue info

    From the photos, it doesn’t look like Delrin
  20. Cornerman

    Best in each discipline

    Your opinion can be viewed as wrong if it’s not based on reality. You’re also the one who said that, “thems (sic) all SNOOKER players. This is very wrong. Surely you don’t want to say that this was just your opinion, so you can’t be wrong.
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