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I've had it up on ebay for a few days with no bids. It is 314^2, black collar, 5/16x14, original everest tip. Never used, still has the sticker on it. I think the black predator sleeve might be laying around here somewhere too if anybody cares to have that as well. I'll just post the link to it...

I'm graduating from college soon and moving up to the DC metro area in Maryland next month and I'll probably be looking to join a new league. I've been a SL6 APA member for about 2 years now, but APA, TAP, and BCA are all available in the area. I just wanted to know what you thought is the best...

I find the hardest shot for me is when both the cue ball and object ball are directly on the rail. Any slight hit offline completely messes up the shot. I see this all the time with my opponents as well. Seems like everything has to be perfect for this shot and I was wondering if anyone has this...

now for sale at billiard warehouse, for those interested: http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/ob-1/ob-1_classic_pool_shaft.htm I still find it strange that the OB site itself still has absolutely no information or mention of them yet...

Just wanted to say that I finally got an order in for the OB Classic from PoolDawg who directly dealt with OB for me and got the process started when other vendors left me hanging a little. Keven was awesome for the past few days and I think PD has gone a little underappreciated at times for...

For people who like to do masses, especially jacked up big curve masses, have you noticed that particular chalks perform better than others? I've found that silver cup often has me miscuing or not getting much spin on the cueball, but master performs better consistently. I guess maybe it's not...

I have a good friend on my pool team that's only been playing about 6 but he has improved rapidly, faster than anyone I've known before and became a SL6 in no time. He's been borrowing cues from me and other people on the team, but is looking to get something of his own. He doesn't have much to...

Anybody heard of or played with them? I was thinking about getting one to fool around with as a cheap solution to a masse cue. I figured if you put on a better tip it might work pretty well, or at least a little better than with a regular cue...

I seem to run into this feeling all the time that particular players don't deserve the cue they're playing with by their skill level. I often get surprised on how much money people have invested in their equipment out of an almost obsession of sorts, yet they never improve or play very well...

I wanted to know if anyone had experience with getting a LD shaft from a Seybert's or Ozone or any place like that, and in case they didn't like it, returning the shaft after a few weeks. I was thinking about buying one but I'm unsure if I want to invest that much money in something I might hate...

Is it less effective, or does it depend on your style of breaking? Is it more susceptible to damaging the shaft/ferrule over time?

My predator recently developed 4-5 vertical cracks near the ferrule - a few long (4 inches) and a few short (2 inches), and the ferrule almost looks like when your fingernail is really dry and ridgy, almost slightly buckling, and I have no idea what caused it, because it wasn't ever really...

I was looking into buying a custom cue and these two really caught my eye. Can anyone tell me about them, what you've thought of them through your experiences? Quality, feel, hit, friendliness of the staff and how they work with you...anything would be helpful. Not quite sure which one I'd like...