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I have a masse cue from Gene Vaness it's a Crown cue 53 inches long and 16.76 ounces, it was made that way not altered and came with the authentication from Gene To each their own. i bought that cue a s a collector I can shoot masse shots with any playing cue and also jump with a standard...

Only chalk your tip on the shiny spots the rest would be overload and maybe a miscue eventually. If the shaft isn't crying don't scuff or go to chalk , just a nervous gesture. We all do this when we feel our back is against the wall. Put your focus forward , ignore anything else in the room ...

I;m old school I'll bet wood against cf, it's all in the build,. I shoot great with delfection it's what i grew up with and learned.

The dollar bill will only slicken over and bury the chalk in the shaft, then it may never come out even with harsh chemicals

Keep in covered lmao

i disagree most of the masse cues that the pro trick shot players use are light most 17 or under a little . The trick is in the the build, not the weight

chalk doesn't shape or scuff a tips i've seen some tip that were glued on and still flat. i can beat anybody with a broomstick. i don't do that often because they will tighten their pockets and i get no money

if there is a chip in that concrete sometimes it works. When playing on the road in a sleazy bar, with a house cue, and the tip needs shaping lol

Think about those with the bubblegum chalk it will be on everything. It definitely alters the roll of the cueball kinda like a built in shark, It should not be allowed

I;ve seen most twist the tip in the carpet at the [pool hall, which is disrespectful , get a napkin

Sometimes the shaft gets chalk from inside the case wherever the tip touches

Who has it, pm me

DeeDee Cues you won this battle, Go Measure The Damn Thing quit guessing

I shoot masse shots with whatever is in my hand

It could be a 5/16-14 not ruling that out.

More progress i contacted the seller and he sent a picture of the joint with a brass insert. However i knew sherm used the inserts with the ball shaped pilot. Looking closer to this pic im attaching here it looks like the pilot was trimmed off on the lathe. There are also letters here at the...

Sheldon you are always a great help out here. much appreciated!

I love it, maybe his son knows Sherm and Dickie were always trying to do something different in the design of their cues. Might be a couple out there with that pin., not many The first picture still appears to have a phenolic insert at the base of the pin, maybe someone changed it out

carom taper is along the lines