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Thanks for the input, folks. I have always played with the dime shape... I grew up only playing snooker. I am 74 now and have had lots of health issues, several eye surgeries, hand/wrist arthritis, etc. I am nowhere near as shaky as Nick Varner, but I am much less stable in form/ on my feet...

I have been at this game for over 60 years. Pretty much all I ever heard or saw was "nickel or dime" shaped playing tips. Recently, it appears that some of the top-level players are using tips that are almost totally flat. Some even (especially snooker players) appear to have intentional...

It is extremely difficult to beat Cory's kielwood/roasted maple shafts. I also have a 1/1 roasted ash shaft that Cory built for me to experiment with. It is also an excellent player. There is just something about the wood, when it gets roasted... then you add Cory's taper and quality of...

Check with Bill... he may have something close to done... Www.billiardbills.com

I have a Lister cue from a Rounceville blank... Bill built this for me a couple years back for my personal collection... now I am downsizing. It has only been test hit...

I had my hands on this yesterday. This us a REALLY nice butt... very good condition... the turquoise rings against the black are fantastic... Brian even still has the original package for the cue!!

I feel certain that it is someone's name... Tim had no real "model" names.

This might also be Kingwood... might reach out to Theresa on FB to confirm..

I have this one... $1750 shipped in the lower 48...

Buyer reneged... once again available...

Sold for real, this time.

SOLD... thanks!!

SOLD, thanks!!

That is sweet, Sheriff...

deleted... sold..

SOLD... thanks!!

PM sent... I will take that last blank..

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Right... Williams, not Higgins... a senior moment!!!

Higgins was up 5-2 over Carter... Higgins missed a ball, and Carter took over, winning 6-5.... unbelievably good play...