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huebler i havent seen a fatter joint in my life. on a cue or in someones hand. :lol:

trade in twin cities area any of the pictured cues left?

whats its worth I am accepting any sub $1,000 offers on the cue. pm me for more info.

best hitting cues unless you happen to come across a signed cue from any of the cuemakers that belong to a cuemaking association such as http://www.internationalcuemakers.com/ as your very first cue you are more than likely going to change your cue weight / tip / shaft / itself to meet your own...

appraisal I am going to put my personal appraisal of this cue at approximately $1500 as the workmanship is top notch and it hits like one of the best of them. If anyone is to buy it I am able to work on a fair price seeing as I have an appraisal. I will accept cash in hand OR a valid money...

signature here is the cuemakers signature. seems it is either #1 or #7. :groucho:

joint and pin here ya go. only similiar style I have seen is southwest / tad.

another pic Here is a closer pic of the joint. The tracks themselves are green with white inlays in-between. There is an identical track at the bumper of the cue with a southwest bumper and pin.

picture Here is one picture I took of the cue. I took over 25 more pictures as well and whoever may offer me a fair digit value for the cue I am willing to send them any picture they would like. Joint / Butt / Forearm / Signature / Etc. Thanks.

the cue Pictures are indeed in order. I need to transfer them from my phone to the computer. I took some of my own advice after yesterday and was out on over 50% of the racks though I dry broke almost all of them. :cool: I will put the best pictures up hopefully later today. Thanks.

After some deliberation anyone who prefers the feel of a 17.6oz+/- southwest style cue is best to at least entertain an offer in the Twin Cities Area. Moori Med / Hard tip, Southwest style joint / brass pin 3/8 x 10!? / wood to wood. The shaft is what looks to me old ring growth the butt is...

perfect aim Well now that You have brought it up it is completely relevant to this thread. :) Anyhow Gene didnt seem too happy the fact that many players on this forum have not been giving his method the proper respect. Wether it is, was, or will be something that someone else may have came up...

full rack method I prefer this. You shoot with markers on the top head diamond spot and shoot 10 straight pool racks. It doesnt matter wether you dry break or not the goal is to after the break then run out ALL balls no matter what. Each time you succesfully run out all 15 balls you are...

the player Looks to me someone read my biography on the forum here and decided to post their take on it. :grin: After seeing genothemachino in "practice" at the local room I would like games on the wire in bar box 8-ball sets. And to the best of my knoweldge I would have to not knock his...

a mental game?? The game we play is said to be a very strong mental game for some at most. If you are to gamble either sums of your own money or someone elses money in my take of it instead of paying a $15 to three to four digit entry fee for a tournament usually at best the $5 to who knows...

what inspires me to play Playing pool nearly my whole life on some sort of table wether it has been a 4ft, 9ft or any size table has inspired me to seek out a real game. By a real game i am refering to playing someone who doesnt come to have "fun" or to "try" but comes to be the best and to...

opt for third option There is always a third option. It is to use no case at all and to use the houses. :grin:

Every "Champion" has to use some sort of predefined body mechanics in order to accurately pocket balls. This accompanies the whole body and not any one individual part but every part of the body. Knowing the true fundamentals and being able to perform them is the only thing needed for anyone...

respect of attention In my book than according to ShootingRazbone winning the US Open or any other major event would make any player a champion. That is what is said to take to become a champion.

reply if you read my post carefully i never said John Schmidt wasnt a great player in regards to his skill. What i had posted was that he may not be a "greatly known player" in regards to his reputation and or prestiege. I have found this to be true for myself after reading a number of his...