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Looking for a 3x6 JB Butterfly case without the backpack straps. Just want to see what's around. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums mobile app

Yeah all i can find is that champion brand. When you google the gino jump cue it looks exactly to what they are using. I'll keep doing some research to see what i can find.

Does anyone know what jump cue they are using? Seems like they jump with no effort what so ever. Thanks

Well for those of you who are looking to have someone make a cue like this for you i found several places. Chilton cues, Steve Klapp (azb user ideologist can help you get in touch with him, very awesome guy to talk to by the way), Tony Lane, Kanaka Creek Custom at Doccues.com(They have 5 in...

I got enough leads to where i can start searching for what i want. Thanks to everyone for their input.

Thank you.

Yeah he has his own supply of shafts and they play great. I am getting a new cue here soon. i was just looking for a out of the norm shaft. This is more for a second shaft for my cue. I am wanting to experiment with different shafts like the one im looking for, i want to try a purple hart...

In your opinion do tight grain, high ring count matter? or is it more about how dense the wood is? or all together. I'm looking for the blank so my cue maker can turn it over time or even buy a blank thats on its last turn. I just want it to be solid. The cue i am getting will hit amazing but i...

Ill contact him. thanks

Yeah it would be nice to know how they turn out.

I found some websites like schmelke, cuecomponents, cuesmith,woodchuck charlies online wood shop, rolaine, cuestock, westpen hardwoods. I mean the list goes on and on and on. I just want someone that sells what they are advertising if you know what i mean.

I wanted to know who is the best shaft blank seller out there. I want aaa+, tight grain, high ring count. Friend tells me this makes the best hitting shaft and I would like to know who you trust to get a good one with those specs. Thanks in advanced for your input.

Yeah the cue makers that quoted me have some pieces left. It is driving the price of the cue high but I have some waiting to do before I move on with the purchase. Hopefully they start making some more so that the prices can go down a little bit lol

i think I found some guys who can do the job. But it is nice to know who actually made it. Sad that he won't be making anymore of those. Tell you what it is very very well made. I'm glad Evan let me play with it. it will be a bit before I get my hands on one but I know the wait will be worth it.

Thanks Thank you all for the replies. I got some really good leads. For being my first time here on AZ i am very pleased with all the help the community has given me. Thank you all :smile:

Hey Joey A, do you have name of the cuemaker in mind that i could use? I am in colorado and currently having two cues being made by my local cuemaker but he doesnt work with dymondwood.

Yeah this guy was from Michigan. This one was black butt, reddish forearm and somewhat dark brown shaft almost black. I could not believe how good this cue hit, for me at least. What surprise me the most was the ease in which i could put English on the cue ball as well as make straight in shots...

Recently I came across this player at my pool hall and he was playing with an all dymondwood cue. The ferrule was maybe half an inch or less. The butt was cored with maple and I think the shaft wasn't. The cue weight about 19.5 19.7. I asked him if I could play with it and man what a solid hit...