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Was checking out Indyq?s web site them a.m., and see he has pictures of the GTF Design Cases posted. Anyone actually seen one these cases in person, what is your impression, the 2 x 4?s look of interesting.

Help me decided. My short list is: Scruggs Lambors Gina Bender In no particular order. Budget is $2,500.00, want hit, value, and appreciation. What would you choose, and why?

I want something with a great hit, a little eye candy, and (2) shafts. Want to stay under 2,500.00 bucks. Should I order, or buy from inventory. Scruggs, Prewitt, Gina, and a couple of others come to mind.

It seem to me that where I live few interested parties in pool are doing much positive to keep pool alive. We have bar/room owners who refuse to cooperate and work with one another. Plus they seem to spend too much time working against one another. Our handicapping system is interfering with...

Last night while playing a tournament I bumped the butt of my playing cue that has a Brownish/Gold Finalic (I am sure this is spelled wrong) Butt Cap. A small piece of the Finalic (I am sure this is spelled wrong) Butt Cap splinter off, and it was recovered by me. But the Butt Cap look...

I am personally very impressed with the new cue cases that Mr. Barton is building after looking at the (3) examples of his recent work on his new line of cue cases on his web-site. I also have a friend who has on of the early (made in europe) Instroke with zippers, and no spin locks. That case...

I have been check out this Cuemakers web-site, and I looking for pictures of other Cue he has done recently, and in past years.

Sough after like the Szamboti, and Balabushka Pool Cues of yesteryear. Maybe 10, or 20 years from today?

Well I find this thread of great interest, as I have been contemplating seeing the Artol Tool inperson at the BCA in May. Hopefully one of the many vendors at the BCA Championship in Las Vegas will have the Artox Tool for sale, and be demonstrating it. As I am very hesitant to purchase...

I was fortunate to purchase a Ted Harris Entry Level Cocobolo pre owned that apparently was made when Ted was in Maryland. . Looks similar to Kid Dynomite's Cocobolo pictured above. My Cue plays fantastic, and it was in almost 100% New condition.