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I understand where you are coming from on this. This would be something I could definitely use. When practicing, go down on the shot if everything is comfortable, you are lined up, need no adjustment, pocket the ball and stand up then see where you are positioned etc. I know i over analyze...

Bob I really never thought about that. But thinking about it my left foot when i step into the shot is definitely more forward. Ok i measured a few things. On a long straight in shot, 2nd diamond to 2nd diamond diagonal. Regular stance i am centered of the ball about my belt buckle. I always...

Just wondering does stepping into the shot or stepping back really make any difference. I have always stepped into the shot and find most players do. So tonight i tried stepping my right foot back instead of stepping into the shot with my left foot (right handed of course). I actually feel that...

I have a custom cue that i modified myself to get the balance pt where i really like. I drilled and tapped about 8 inches into the butt where i could position the weight bolt etc. Thinner taper at the joint .820 and has a aluminum radial pin. I got the balance pt at 16.5" at 18oz on the dot and...

Not giving preference but i order my JP's from cue components. You will choose Radius instead of Radial on the selection or just order Radial JP's on Amazon.

Yep looks like 3/8 - 7.5 or 8 so you should be good to go. I have a older Omega Billiards cue it had a 3/8 x 9 a regular radial shaft would only go down about 2/3 way. I think Mezz uses a 3/8 - 9 pin and they call it a Wavy pin. I just recently changed the pin out to Atlas Radial so i could use...

Exactly same with me, I have played for oh 36 years. I have always shot with mostly with outside. Probably 90 percent of my shots are with left or right of center. This is how i aim to pocket balls. I can throw balls in the pocket at lightning speeds at about a 30 degree angle using outside and...

Probably old Dennis Swift. The pool balls are kind of trademark Swift always done. but the W 65 is throwing me off. Glad to hear you are getting lined out.

I agree that customs will be on the decline. In the past, custom cues were top of the line and production cues were more looked down on. Even when guys like Bob Meucci and Dan Janes were producing cues in massive numbers they still came from a custom background. Meucci and Joss was doing...

Instead of doing the words Amos and Andy he could also do stickers of the actual characters which i think is pretty cool on the old original boards.

Great looking work! He could also make an Amos and Andy board. I never played Keno...we always played Amos and Andy. Fun and simple game. You got an Amos and Andy sticker at top middle which pays double and Then you got an Amos sticker in the 2nd row and Andy in the second row which wins. Here...

I love the old school Bushka design, bet it was sweet.

Yep, lucky to find one the first year he started making cues full time. He still used the 5/16x18 pin. got a really forward balance. its a pretty plain one but has some crazy birdseye.

Thats wild, I had one of the old eliminator cues with the fiberglass shaft 17oz . I think i paid 50 bucks for it. I put on a Talisman x hard and i could pop the cue ball straight up on the break with a slight elevated break. Broke like a dream. but that was least 25 years ago. I dont break as...

Kevin Integrity cues....He always has a lot of schons.

He is deadly accurate using side spin and throw.

Would you know if it is a standard .840 at the joint?

Dang Chris, that is a great looking Weir!

You could try water buffalo, they shouldn't mushroom as bad and use loctite professional. You can get them for like 90 cents a piece from cue components. I do cue tips etc. for a local moose lodge. I charge about same as you. I charge 5 bucks a piece for tips if i do 12. If i do less i charge 6...

Exactly and i thought i was the only one!