When I repped Samsara Cues for 9 years, I let anyone who wanted to try them go ahead and hit some balls. If somebody showed an interest, I turned them on to Jim & Dave @ Samsara, who turned them into customers. As a result, my cues have some small dings as results of accidents, but I've never had anyone slam the cue on the rail or table.
Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
Amen! Who slams someone else's cue on the rail/table. I cringed when I read another poster who said his "friend" slammed his cue on the table after he asked to borrow it?!? That's crazy to me! Luckily, I don't have "friends" like that. And if I were the guy who that happened to, I would have one less friend after that little incident. If you don't respect me enough to find a better way to deal with your frustrations than to damage a cue I was friend enough to let you borrow??? Yeah, we would have issues!