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I've been playing with one for over a year now and can't say enough good things about it. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one. On top of that Keith and Sherry are very good to deal with and super nice people.

She's wearing a necklace?

You picked a good one to start with. I played with a sniper for a few years and liked the way it played. Then I switched to a kamui med. Plays a little bit firmer and lasts longer. Preference in tips is pretty subjective. Try different tips until you find the one you like.

Black would look very good. I think the white and black would be too much.

:rotflmao1::rotflmao1::rotflmao1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0t4Wz5qsT8

The shaft that came with my Josey.:thumbup:

I read the book as well and I believe it states in the book that every table is different. I think the cloth has a lot to do with it. From my experience tables covered with simonis760 or some other really fast cloth seem to come up dead on with how Freddy describes them in his book.

Mine is 74" and a 60" cue fits me pretty well.

I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong, but I thought a jump cue had to be at least 41".

Wish I had the extra cash.

So we'd buy new ones after the finish wears off.:D

I suffer from the same affliction, especially on shots where I need a little more oomph.

Thats one of mine as well. The other one is to improve my stroke.

I'm not sure if the same thing applies to pool, but in archery a heavier slower arrow will produce better penetration than a lighter faster arrow.

Another vote for Keith Josey.

In that price range Schmelke makes a damn good sneaky. Alot of cuemakers get their sneaky blanks from them.