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In the early to mid nineties rick howard made a bunch of plain cues for some guys in the chicago area. Some of those butts warped. I have a Rick Howard break cue that basically fell apart in a few months. never again

Where's Mike Bender, Joe Gold, what about Southwest??????? Black,,,,,,,,Shirley you must be joking.

Can someone please tell me what is so funny about that clip. Taking a god awful movie like COM and trying to make it funny, you've got to be kidding.

Pittsburgh Jack White the trickshot showman has run over 330 balls.

Whatever happened to the "DASHER" who use to play in Chicago at the Billiard Cafe back in the 80s and early 90s?????? His first name is Steve.

It's a different culture today. Kids migrated to video games and the internet instead of going to the pool room. It may never comeback in my lifetime. Around my area in the western burbs of Chicago almost all the rooms closed up. Oak Park Billiards after a 100 years in business goes under...

Probably one of the best hitting, most consistant cues out there today.

Craig Peterson, probably one of the top three cuemakers of all time. Indirectly taught many of the greats. Made few cues and without any modern equipment. Great hitting cue to boot.