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Or you could post pictures and your impression of its playability. Cheers!

It seems that no one here has owned one of these Northwest cues or compared one to a Southwest. Maybe they really are quite rare.

Have any of you guys owned or played with one of Wayne's Northwest cues? I found this very interesting story and analysis on Google AI. Thomas Wayne's "Northwest" cues are exceptionally close to South West cues in both appearance and structural physics, as they were explicitly engineered by...

No SugarTrees out there for sale?

I'm looking for a Sugartree player. Message me.

In their prime who was the more dominant player, CJ Wiley or Johnny Archer?

That would take a near perfect kick. If you did that on me I'd probably quit.

Thank you!

Actually it's not.

3 rail kick behind the 3 ball or take an intentional to the short rail by the upper left pocket.

When using the "spot on the wall" banking system, what is the ideal distance for selecting a spot on the wall?

John jr. is playing some $500 sets of 9 ball at Fat Cats in Asheville tonight. His dad has been playing some $50 1 hole to pass the time. Both are interesting gentlemen.

About forty years ago when I lived in Chicago I met a player named Tommy. I used to run into him at the bars on the west side. He was a pretty decent player who loved to gamble. His special talent was he played extremely well one-handed. He would offer that as a handicap to unwitting victims...

Off to a new home.

Murnak cases are extremely well made.

This is Buddy's 2X4 cue case from the early 90's. It was made for him by his good friend J. Flowers. The case is in very fine to superb condition especially considering its age. All zippers and snaps work perfectly. A couple of the brass rivets at the bottom of the case could be replaced or...

This unique Weston cue in mint condition is still available.

I'd like to see Filler vs Bergman in a big money match.