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I have a Becue Rebel for sale. Cue is in excellent condition, there is one small ding near the buttcap which can barely be seen but can be felt. I tried to bring it out in the picture. There are a couple of other spots that look like imperfections, but they are just light refractions. All...

That is why I liked the Make It Happen tournaments put on by Pat Fleming. The players had very little expenses. I contributed to a number of them when I had more disposabe income. -dj

That sounds great!

Me too! Hits fantastic, like all Becues.

If you look at your pictures from the site, you'll notice that the colored areas are painted in four rectangles with black spaces in between those colored areas. This is really apparent in the video at the bottom of the page. I asked them if they could paint the entire butt without spaces. I...

I have been playing with Becues for about a year now. I like their super solid hit and consistency from cue to cue. A couple of months ago, I saw their new Drip action-painted cue and really liked it. I contacted them and asked if they could make some changes I requested. The great staff at...

Although I use the Championship 30/30 Tour cloth (Steel Gray) I think gray is the easiest color on my eyes because none of the ball colors clash with the cloth. I have had both blue and green and always use gray now. -dj

Grady Matthews and Allen Hopkins both did this, and they played great. I am not sure how they developed this, but it works for some players. -dj

The aluminum racks are way to noisy, I like the Diamond wooden rack the best.

I have to agree here. I have a custom "Drip" Becue on order, will put it in the Cue Gallery when I receive it next week. They play super solid, have little or no maintenance and the paint jobs are fantastic. Plus, they all play identically. -dj

I wouldn't buy Simonis at all. I have been using the Championship 30/30 Tour cloth for years now. It is faster than 860 HR, lasts twice as long and costs less. I like the Steel Gray- -dj

It is the only game I practice. Forces you to play very exact position, control the cue ball. You challenge yourself to run as many balls as you can every time you start an inning. It's my favorite game as well. -dj

I think this is pretty cool, like a Jackson Pollock painting. I have a Becue Rebel and the paint job is fantastic. Also, the finish seems very hard, I have knocked the cue against the table a couple of times and cannot find a mark on it anywhere- -dj

That is all I ever practice, I grew up when that was the game, still love it! -dj

Had a 47 on Sunday, posted in the wrong place- -dj

Then got stuck in the pack. 4 runs over 40 this year is good for me. -dj

If you are going to ship a cue with that value, I strongly recommend Fedex triangular express tube. Fedex (and everyone else) charges much more for a round tube, as they are harder to process. They have the best tracking and are the most reliable in my opinion. Fedex express Saver is a good...

I've broken hundreds of 9 ball racks on my Diamond table using a Magic rack and this rarely happens. -dj

Yes it was a Fedex labled triangular tube, which I have used all the time. This is the first time I was hit with these extra charges