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STRONG/BIG ARM JOHN from INDY had a blacktop construction biz and pushed a lot of iron in his day. He played at a very strong shortstop level ( on a bar tabe) in addition to being a fine hoopster. It looks like some of the Euros dabble in iron, however, not at John's level.

are nuts fruit?

3 or 4 decent players made a group buy a couple of yrs ago and gave them a whirl i think one is still strokin and jokin with his, the others have gone a different direction many of the cues in the flyers above look good, don't know about value if it's flipped does anyone know who makes them...

5/16 X 18 thread joint pin? any Iv, ie: joint, inlays, ferrules, butt cap?

iirc no one wanted buddy's action playing 9 B from the early 70's until the late 80's on a big table

pool is like love "sometimes the magic works and sometimes it don't"

DYNO restoration on an iconic table, congrats on your implementing your vision. In the early 60's a pool hall called Lorimars (sp) existed in Oak Park, Il., it was my "home" room for a while and they had 8 or 10 similar tables plus a boatload of 4 1/2 x 9 ft tables. i bought one of the 5 X 10...

a female can kick you in the balls without touching you

WOW, someone made a heck of a score!!

i'd shoot for 8 ea 7' tables....need 8 for decent size tourneys a "dart" area ( money maker once established) Bal of space for 9' tables based on dimensions

Excellent taper, fit at joint and ferrule is DYNO....my only issue is the last few i've had were a little on the light side at 3.7 to 3.9 oz which is fine for shafts without an insert, however, the shafts i had were fitted to piloted joints

Searing i've acquired a couple of "Joey in Cali" cues with a total of 5 shafts, old growth wood, excellent taper, fit ( joint and ferrule) is spot on

Danny was a fearless competitor and a hoot to listen to. My condolences to his Family and close friends. RIP

i'm optimistic he's wiser as a result of his experience here

Is that the event that Rempe missed an easy 6 in the side to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory?

Good point Bob understood "first in, first out" whether or not it's still part of the conversation is hard to say Finished goods inventories were kept at low levels which resulted in high inventory turnover to minimize inventory carrying cost before they moved to Sledge, Ms,. don't know what...

Over 90% of my BB of Q's came in handy as toilet paper during the shortage in the early days of the covid pandemic

Per the plant manager the right words are said, too soon to tell if that translates into improved performance esp., across the board increased, consistent quality imo we'll be able to evaluate results in 6 to 12 months

Straight & sound 95-32, two good shafts which can be refinished to very good condition>>>>500 +-

being a cue pimp takes a kean mind to keep up with the damn details