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If a 3000 dollar cue from say Tacarella gave you a competitive edge then you should use it. However , I would note that I don't know of any professional playe saying X cue makes me a better player. So I guess basically if you feel you are a better player with a 3000 dollar cue and you play...

A hustlers daughter finds him because her mother fell in with the mob because of a bad boyfriend.. The hustler and daughter go on the road to earn the money that the mom owes.

Are you gonna actually file in municipal court?

Yeah I sent a private message , but just reiterating very awesome of you to send me some . Works great still getting used to it but it's really great chalk!

Those look really great. You should totally write a guide. Would love to read something like that. What's wrapped around the ferrule? Just tape?

Why didn't you integrate into the butt of a shaft?

Even if you had a conservative investment option you would need money to the tune of 10s of millions of dollars to actually do this. Most investments even very good ones max out at around 4 to 5 percent that's if you go with a conservative option. If you go with the not so conservative option...

It's in Japanese but I am very curious about this tool kit device https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yosmQGa51SI

How is Seyberts tip replacement toolkit? I've asked a few locals and gotten some really insane price quotes on tip replaced ( WTC $40). I've got some crappy bumper pool cues I can practice on

Vegas isn't that bad.

What is that design style on the Purple Heart cue number 5? I have seen that on a few cues was just curious. Gorgeous looking cues.

Good eye! 2:50 PM (1 hour ago) to me The cue was made in the Phillipines a few years ago.

Kind of curious who the best top of the line custom Break/Jump cue maker is.

I simply emailed them and just asked. Again, that was just an example though. I think you could pick up some decent cues for a lower price in the exchange currently.

That's some seriously straight grain maple. How does it play?

Those are all still to be taken into account but even still it's cheaper right now to order from Europe so it still saves you money regardless.

Personally, I have not played with a Craftsman cue. I did however read reviews of the company , which there are actually reviews of their cues on this website that state it's a quality company that has been making cues for 30 years. There are also other several other reviews and documentation...

Everything I've read about the company Craftsman is that it's a excellent company. I was just using that as a example though of how the exchange rate right now can lead to a more beneficial buy for Americans.

I believe it is in fact the English cuemaker Craftsman

Yes, I know we all want to buy locally from the USA. However, I came across a website from one of the other posters called Craftsman cues and then it dawned on me that the Euro and the British Pound have pretty much tanked over the previous 10 years to be comparable now with the US Dollar...