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SOLD Shaft one 28 3/4 inches Very smooth. Very straight. No nicks. 104g 3.7oz. Shaft two 27inches Smooth. Small roll. 87g 3.1oz. Butt. 28 5/8 inches. Small roll 466g 16.6 oz. $400 plus freight.

Butt #1 is marked 19 oz. Weight of the butt is 464g. Or 16.6 oz. Original leather wrap has scuffs and scrapes Points are excellent. Butt diameter is 1.40” Joint measures .80” Tiny roll. Price $350 Plus freight. (butt only) SOLD Butt #2 is marked 22oz. Rosewood Hoppe. Butt only. Cue is straight...

That seems to be the situation here. The original bumpers do rotate around the “knob.” At least the ones I’ve had my hands on so far. I can’t seem to force one of them off yet though. It would obviously just be quicker to use an HSS parting tool I know but the bumpers have lasted 60 odd years...

Some of these old Brunswick cues have some pretty nice wood. I’m not finding it easy to remove one of these bumpers, they’re pretty hard with age. I wouldn’t mind saving the original bumpers and reusing them if I could. Any tips?

i also have a second gen. Predator shaft FS. Both are 5/16 18tpi. flat face joint. Thanks, Ed

Bar cue. Race to two for $30. On a Valley table with gaping pockets. Flint style. Very nice.

FS-original Predator 314 shaft. 5/16 18tpi. Smooth and straight. Not a nick or a bump in the shaft. 12.7mm ferrule. $265 plus freight

Fortunately, I had just that one banning. I concocted some B.S. story though and told the admins that someone had acquired unauthorized access to my AZB account. They bought it! Sounded a lot better than demonic possession. Which had been the real reason.

Just kidding with you my friend. The man that resolves your question should receive a call from the Nobel Foundation. Eddie <—High school dropout

Kamala says chocolate is RACIST!

Imagine each stroke like a bundle of electromagnetic waves. When the peak from one wave encounters the trough from another, they cancel each other out. The pattern emerges in the distribution of final object ball position. We call the mathematical description of this wavelike distribution of...

Nit repellent. Prefereably made in the 70's Detroit style, using "blood of knocker" sponged up from the asphalt with a dirty rag...

I’m going to install a couple tips soon. At one time I remember a written list of the “common” tips available for sale ranked from hardest to soft? Anyone have a similar list? Thanks, Eddie

I’ve known two men in my life that had the full knee replacement surgery. Once most of the healing was over, both of them were very pleased with their results. VERY pleased. Careful using that Vicodin. Those opium derivatives are as addictive as you’ve heard. Vicodin withdrawal can be...

No jelly? How were you attired? Have you considered breast implants?

Save the two bucks Lou. You sound like an APA 4. (laughing) A straight grain hard rock maple shaft. Bareback. Oh yeah, if your opponent takes a break…as soon as you get the opportunity, throw his stupid billiard glove behind the cigarette machine. Feign innocence. “Know the enemy, know...

Four month bump. Price lowered to $300. Thanks, Eddie

Garczar, This post is to inform you that a delegate from the Motown committee has nominated you for “Wingman of the year-2024” A title of respect. Nothing further is required of you at this time. Eddie

Nice looking cue Renegade. I second coundnthinkof01s suggestion. Use ozone as a solution to problems similar to this. If you’re a homeowner with a basement, get an ozone maker/generator. Pretty simple to build your own with any high voltage transformer. (like an old neon sign, or similar) My...

Mmmmm…splicy.