The site took my payment weeks ago but no one answers the phone and no bridges have arrived. Does anyone know how to contact the guy?
Russo cue bridge contact
- Thread starter ideologist
- Start date
I was under the impression that Joe passed away many years ago. Maybe a family member is running the company now?
The son has been running it for years now. It's listed as temporarily closed.
(609) 209-6074
(609) 209-6074
Since they don't cost much I bought 100 of them a few years ago. I have been surreptitiously putting them on bridge handles where I play, replacing the nasty, sharp, almost useless pot metal bridge heads.
$35 for 10 including shipping. You have to supply your own screws to attach, which are #4 1/2-inch Phillips head wood screws.
$35 for 10 including shipping. You have to supply your own screws to attach, which are #4 1/2-inch Phillips head wood screws.
Sure book it, PM me your PayPal and I'll send payment now
Last edited:
Down at the PH the players have managed to break one of them (side snapped off) within a couple year's use which is pretty impressive for what appears to be solid nylon. You must not smash the furniture with them much.:smile:
Last edited:
Joe Russo was a real good player from Trenton N.J.
He would come to a pool hall in Toms River N.J. in the early 60's to play 14.1 with a local named Ernie Lager.
One night he got there early and as a 17 year old I asked for the 7 in 9 ball.
I could play pretty good at that time but Joe took my lunch money.
He would come to a pool hall in Toms River N.J. in the early 60's to play 14.1 with a local named Ernie Lager.
One night he got there early and as a 17 year old I asked for the 7 in 9 ball.
I could play pretty good at that time but Joe took my lunch money.
Unfortunately, although the Russo is a good bridge, it doesn't fit on a normal cue. You have to turn down the tip of a normal cue to get the Russo on there.
Although I like the Russo more, I would more recommend the bridges with a grommet in the middle that can go on a spare or break cue when you need it. There are a few out there.
All the best,
WW
Although I like the Russo more, I would more recommend the bridges with a grommet in the middle that can go on a spare or break cue when you need it. There are a few out there.
All the best,
WW