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I have a Josey from 2009, I keep going back to it. Keith and Chris Nitti both have a firm hit. Their tapers are similar. I think they are both easy to work with but Keith and Sherri are just pleasant and straight shooters. no pun intended

PJ Have you ever wondered why cities and states with restricted carry laws have the most gun violence? Oh I know, that would require letting go of your entrenched political positions.

you are sick

With IPE's density and hardness why is it not used in cue building?

Wash you hands before shooting and use V10 chalk. Problem solved

I was there Friday and saw Kim on the TV table. He had a good comeback. I think he was down 6 - 9. There was some good pool on the TV table. Does anybody have the final winners. I only attended Friday.

Thanks Stu, I hope to see you at DCC and introduce myself. We talked a couple of years back at DCC watching Dennis win the all around.

Thanks Bob, great information. Appreciate the picture too.

I appreciate all the replies and information. I will let her know. I asked for pictures but have not received any.

I have a friend who thinks she has a set of ivory pool balls. She inherited a table, balls and one piece cues from her Dad who purchased these in early 1960's. She thinks the items were old when her Dad got them. Does anyone have information about history of ivory balls and the value?

Logandgriff your response got me into a laughing fit

same for me, met her in David Crosby's booth and she was a classy lady, got a picture of her and me in my home pool room

I have enjoyed all my cues. Started with a house cue in 1964-68 during high school. College and work took 20 years. In mid 80's Meucci, then Schon, then Josey. Really felt good about Schon and Josey. Currently I am always going back to a Lambros I got about a year ago. So Lambros is...

Ryan built a couple of cues for me around 2006 or 7 when he was at Muller's. One was a full splice becote/BEM. It has a really great hit and he picked a piece of becote that he described as looking like smoke because the growth lines were so tight. It is beautiful. I would also add that...

I saw her on the TV table at DCC in 2020 and she played great. I had the chance to talk to her a couple of times, she has a very pleasant personality and seemed happy to talk. I am a fan.

I do not see any chalk residue on my cloth. If I really chalk up the tip I get a small spot on the cue ball and that is why I suggested a very light painting on the tip. Seyberts has some V10 as of last week.

I have the Pyro and the V10. The green V10 plays so clean you will not have a problem with green getting on your shaft, cue ball or your table. I like the pale green color. I am learning not to over chalk. Just a soft painting stroke of the tip is all that is needed. The v10 seems to cover...

I have a Lambros with a smooth leather wrap. I like it.

I have bought 6 cues from JJcue. I got a Schon years ago and the rings were different than the web site picture. Brian took it back and sent me another cue with the rings I wanted. I have found them easy to deal with.

I agree Measureman, Predator is the worst. It seems almost oily to me. Gets the cue ball really dirty and I miscue more. Masters leaves a lot of chalk on the cue ball. Triangle is just as economical as masters and leaves less chalk. Taom is close to leaving no chalk. Even after applying a...