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Which group do you recommend for a 1970’s Schrager please. Did you consider eBay and how to protect yourself on FB aside from the usual due diligence

Do you like CF or the the Kielwood shafts as much as maple?

Can you please share a pix of your butterfly?

How long is this cue? would you consider a 70's Bert Schrager trade?

I have collected a 6-sword custom Schrager from the 70's. Mint would not describe it, so please excuse the reply; but there is a story behind it in case you are into what he did. I really don't want to sell, but would trade for an R12 Runde tribute. Odd message I know ... just puttin it out...

Awesome news, and agreed. Please tell me how you recommend that I go about buying one like this also? I’d like a sister for my R12. Thanks, Fred

Age Appropriate It seems that the average age of the top players has fallen. Before it was a rare few like Greenleaf.

The old Schon cues (Runde era) have gone up in value. My $350 R12 is easily worth over $1000. This took over 30yrs; so real estate, old cars and stock would have a better ROI if that is what you are looking for. I like knowing that I've had a lot of enjoyment from every cue I've owned with no...

If wishes were fishes... Ignoring the lack of available tip-to-cue ball contact time, how do we get the tip to pull the cue ball back on a straight path from a deflected path? Glue instead of chalk? We cannot completely avoid deflection as is being claimed by OP. Best we can do is to reduce it...

Wood to fiber After 40yrs with wood, I went for the new Cuetec Cynergy 15K for my Schon (5/16 14). I was very surprised at how easy it was to become comfortable with the change. The longer taper, white ferrule and lack of squirt made for a significant improvement over the other alternatives...

Test Table 8' Blue Diamond (Pro-Cut, fresh RKC set-up) Inside English Top or Side 1-10 I thought I would prefer this shot and started with it. I varied the amount of rail first or split hit and center inside to top inside. I was only able to find the short rail one time, which gave me good...

Robustness rating 47 Starter Rating 550 (based on APA 8ball SL 7) Fargo 537 B&R 5% which fits on Mike’s chart for 537:cool:

Hello Kimo. I am the original owner of one of these stunning cues. Mine is done in blue turquoise, not the dominant pinquoise. I understand that blue is a very rare (one only?) for this design. It is my daily player and hits great. I've never seen a more beautiful design.

I have an 2004 LTD 909 in blue turquoise regular player. I am told by Donny L. that it is 1 of 12 and that most of these were made in Pinquoise.

Mike is right, but didn’t Evan Clark continue with sharp points after Runde left? A good tell is the shaft. The old ones without name on shaft don’t fit the new ones with schon imprinted on the shaft, even though the threading is about the same. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

I love the way Schon cues feel and hit. I currently play with an elite (Evan Clark) when out and a precious 1984 ivory Runde R12 when at home. I also like the way my old Schrager plays, even though it has a softer hit like McDermott. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

My Score Test Table 8’ Diamond ProAm with 41/2” “Pro” pockets freshly set up by RKC May 25, 2018. This is equivalent to the standardized single pool table that Glen requires for each pool room to be part of his uniform rating system. Me I am an 8ball player. The table is new to me and so is...

New Diamond Diamond 8’ ProAm P141/102 4 1/2” pockets, tournament blue, single platter ball polisher, chair unit, table cover, wall cue holder. Lighting by lite-systems: fin wide 150 lumens with standard 5000k color temperature. Professionally setup by expert table mechanic Glen Hancock, aka...