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I can see the similarities from some of his (Jim Odom) cues. Such as thicker silver in the joint rings and mop inlays. I see he did use different joint pins including 5/16-14. We may have answer here. I would like to hear the opinion of others who have owned his cues. I did hear he was in the...

Fantastic Mike!!! Congratulations!

I would like to see…. McGoorty the movie. A story of a billiard bum.

Funny how the 10 ball looks out of place??

The joint is called German Silver. It was an $35 option back in day.

Let me rephrase. Nadal wins 40 total games. I believe that’s how you would want it phrased.

Nadal wins 23 Rudd wins 17

Very collectible…..(wish I owned one)

Maybe be easier to read this way….. June 1, 2016 Signature and Dating of Richard Black Cues There seems to be a good bit of information, misinformation and interest in the sequence of how and why I sign my cues. I hope this will set the record straight and answer any and all questions. I began...

Here is the date question answered…..

When he made my cue in 1988, wow that was a long time ago. Anyway, he would date the cue if it was built for someone who he thought was going to play with it and not resell the cue. At least that was my understanding.

I have a similar cue that I bought around 2003. It’s got the same type of joint,double threads. Similar ring work and it’s signed Sang Lee who passed away around this same time period. It also has a different type of push on bumper that’s hexagon shape. I never knew who made it, but assumed...

Hi Tom, You can put me down as an alternate.

WOWED….That’s one hell of a cue!! How much does the cue weigh?

I emailed the seller….. “I’m not familiar with Jet pool cues. Do you have any information about this pool cue maker? Thank You” His Reply: beinte......beinte! I have no idea what this means???? It’s a shame. It’s a real interesting cue. I’m very curious about weight bolt?

Gabon Ebony pool cue with AAA maple shaft and Tulipwood joint protectors Does anyone recognize this cue makers initials?

I didn’t include a bumper picture because I changed it when I first got the cue. Yes I installed the KU style bumper because I felt it fit the cue better. The color of the original bumper was black. I hate to add to the confusion, but it might help? This l believe is the original bumper

This is a pic from behind the bumper from my Scruggs Sneaky. I tried to unscrew the weight bolt, but it’s very tight. Hope this helps. Yes this cue has seen a lot of battles. Used to be my loaner.

Here is a single pic of the butt cap. You may see the detail your looking for. Thanks for sharing your insight!!

For a Forty plus year old cue. It still plays very solid. I’m thinking that the weight bolt is the clue to solve this mystery. “Plus”back in day not a lot of cue makers used 5/16-14 joint pins. The Red dot on the ferrule is another clue that should jog someone’s memory.