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Rep to you, sir.

The reason beginners are pointed to certain cues like Lucasi, McDermott, Players, etc, is because they are inexpensive, good cues. To be honest, they don't ever need to move away from those cues. One of my best players is a Lucasi sneaky I bought almost twenty years ago. The point is beginners...

HawaiianEye, What you, and it seems everyone else defending this shill, is not able to grasp, is the fact that how the cue plays has no bearing on why the collective has been so livid about this subject. I was one of the first to bring this all to light. I was also the one who pointed out...

My God, Will; I'm so very sorry for your loss. God Speed. Josh

Here you go, Hu: https://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=6600574&postcount=591

Agreed. There or Sears.

Agreed. Remove the cueball and replace with a stripe ball, with the stripe parallel with the table. Use the stripe as an actual aim point. Also, shorten your bridge until you're actually hitting where you're aiming.

It provided nothing other than a free "bump" to this thread. Leave the aggravation to him, alone. It's his baggage to carry.

I'm not going to quote the posts, as you're trying to interpret what I wrote. I meant what I wrote. Over the forty-plus years these cues were available, I believe a million-plus were made. YMMV.

Point is, they're not hard to find. One piece, Hoppe Pros, Brunswick Personals; if someone wants one, it can be found easily.

Eric, are you on Facebook? Messenger makes it pretty easy to share pictures. We can link up through PM - I don't mind helping you out and posting pictures for the forum. Otherwise, my cell is 304.268.0431. Feel free to text the pictures and I'll get them uploaded. Josh

They're not rare; there were millions made. Ebay is flooded with them. There are a few wood types that are harder to find than others - BR, Ebony, and Oak. Those tend to bring a premium. Straight, unmolested pieces are what's rare. The price has everything to do with vintage items no longer...

My father has a nice ebony Dufferin he's converting. He just started on it, so there's time to say what you want in the build. It is an old butterfly blank, with a single white veneer butterfly in the butt. Just thought it might interest you. Josh

Man, I want that gold one. Wish I was local.

If the thread is "finally going in the right direction", then why derail it with posts like this? These continued comments will drive off old-time collectors from posting what you want. Furthermore, all you're accomplishing is more fuel for naysayers and possibly proving their point. Not that my...

Seems you, yourself, have some pretty strong opinions. Pot, meet kettle....

Amazing. That is a fantastic cue!

Phenomenal!

Love it, Ken. 60s cue?